Miami has the hardest SOS in the AFC East, 18th Overall

[DuderinoN703]

You guys don't have to quote him and respond. Carry on your debate like he wasn't in the room, it is really your choice.

I like engaging in conversation with the guy. A lot of the time it's more fun than listening to noobs on here complain about everything.

 

[Vaark]

You guys don't have to quote him and respond. Carry on your debate like he wasn't in the room, it is really your choice.

FYI, we do have an actual smiley designed to call out bad behavior before it mushrooms.

2:

Presently, this one can be summoned up by typing: (colon)Vaark2(colon)
... however to make it easier to remember, perhaps Wild Bill might change its name to something like (colon)junc(colon) :idk:

 

[fearless]

Why do we always get the shaft when it comes to schedules?

 

[nyjunc]

I answered your question with intelligent thought and an explanation even a 6 year old could grasp. You're welcome. At the very least you could try to answer my question and explain just how your comment was on topic. "My comment was on topic" does neither of these things...

In reality, your teams mediocre 8-8 record contributes to NE's (13-3) SOS being easier. Since anyone they play without a winning record (9-7 or below) increases the ease of their SOS then all 3 teams, even your mediocre jests, deserve to be lumped together in this context. Should I draw it on the chalkboard so you can follow along?

Christ, I've worked with children who could grasp simpler concepts than this.

like i thought, you don't have an explanation.

Have you seen him lately, he has been working out hard with many triple cheeseburgers and extra large shakes...Man is training.




No I am telling you my team did something your teams has not able to do in a long time, and your team did something my team has been unable to do for a long time, and neither of us should really be talking about that because both matter very little, considering what the end plan of each team is.



And If Miami had been the team to play the Colts and Bengals instead of the Jets, Miami would have been the team to advance to the playoffs....gifts given to the Jets By the Bengals (They quit with an entire half to go) and the Chargers (Team continued to drive for scores, Kicker continued to miss easy FGs) also helped in the Jets greatness.

Oh and by the way, both teams did not split, Miami swept your team...remember?




Jets were far more legit in 2010, but boy did your team continually luck out at one point for 4 straight games where your team was as good as about to lose if not for some amazing breaks to help your team win...like qbs getting hurt, a bad interferience call, a receiver instead of just going out of bounds, deciding to take it one more yard and fumbling. The 2010 Jets were a far better team then the 2009 Jets, but they needed a lot of luck to reach the playoffs again.

The Dolphins were a better regular season team then the Jets in 09, but thanks to some horrible play calling by Henning in 2010, Miami never really had a chance to be as sucessful as the Jets, especially without the breaks the Jets were getting at one point.

AGAIN: What happened in 2009 and 2010 mean nothing in 2012.

He's husky

You can have your one and done div title, I'll take playing for the right to go to the SB any season.

Miami had 3 non playoff bound teams to end 2009, they lost all 3 w/ 2 of the 3 at home against 2 teams the jets BEAT earlier in the season.

my mistake, Miami crushed us that year nipping us on a last 2nd TD in Miami and needing 3 non offensive TDs to crush us by 5 pts at home.


bad intereference call? like when holmes facemask was turned and he still nearly caught the ball? Interesting how you didn't mention the awful calls that got us behind in the game- I wonder why?

Good teams find ways to win, we were really good in 2010. in 2011 we didn't make plays late in games, whn you pressure teams they tend to make mistakes. the late game wins were not a fluke in 2010.

In 2009 vs. everyone but the Jets the Dolphins were 5-9, in 2009 vs. everyone but Miami the Jets were 9-5. How was Miami a better reg season team that year? even taking away the last 2 games the Jets were still 7-5.

what happened in those years won't tell us what will happen but againt he Jets have winning experience, the core of this team(still young) has been to 2 title games. No one on Miami's roster has ever won a playoff game in a dolphins uniform.

 

[DuderinoN703]

As mediocre as the Dolphins have been for years it's still quite fascinating that Junc spends all day on the site regurgitating the same drivel day in and day out. Whether any of the fans on this site are right or wrong with their comments, it would be a neat case study to perform.

 

[sm0kinfins]

like i thought, you don't have an explanation.

The eff are you talking about? Your response has absolutely no context in this conversation. Face it, Your jests contributes directly to the ease of NE's SOS. I'm not gonna continue to beat my head against to wall to explain this simple concept to you.

I guess I just need to accept that some people are born without clues...

 

[nyjunc]

The eff are you talking about? Your response has absolutely no context in this conversation. Face it, Your jests contributes directly to the ease of NE's SOS. I'm not gonna continue to beat my head against to wall to explain this simple concept to you.

I guess I just need to accept that some people are born without clues...

Yes, our 8-8 season drastically brought down their SOS. Clearly a .500 record is the same as being 4 games below .500. You got me.