Stop playing the blame game, because all it does is make you look STUPID.......
The huge negatives:
-Michael Lehan needs to be released tomorrow morning. We had the lead and the defense had Pittsburgh pinned back inside their own 10, which would've given us great field position on a 3rd & 16 where Batch had no one to throw the ball to. The idiot picks up a ridiculous holding penalty, and IMO, that killed us more than anything.
-Chris Chambers dropped a TD right before the half which was the difference between 14-14 and 10-14.
-Chris Chambers was nowhere to be found from a "playmaker" perspective in the first half at all, and was DEFEATED in single coverage battle by Ike Taylor. Chambers is a Pro Bowl WR & Taylor is a "solid" CB - why did it look like the opposite out there?
-Randy McMichael was blanketed by Troy Polamalu 110%.
-The offensive line's run blocking is perhaps the worst I've ever seen in my life.
-Culpepper had all night to throw at times, but none of our "superstar" playmakers ever got open.
-This secondary ****ing sucks - period, point, blank. Surprisingly, Will Allen was the only decent player back there.
-Renaldo Hill didn't know what the hell he was doing on Heath Miller's huge "touchdown" play, and it's evident by Saban ripping him a new one on the sidelines, respectively.
-On Culpepper's final INT, the defense just read the play to perfection but that ball shouldn't of been thrown.
-Regardless of luck or not, how the hell Charlie Batch throws 3 TD's on our defends goes way beyond anything I'd of ever expected!
-Many of you are the worse Dolphins fans I've ever seen, and unfortunately will be calling for Joey Harrington's crybaby *** to start next Sunday. That's just too bad, because as long as Culpepper is healthy, he will never get the "opportunity" to screw up. This was a team loss, not an individual loss.
The few positives:
-Wes Welker is the only reason we were in this game to begin with, and was steller on special teams & on the receiving end early.
-Jason Taylor & Keith Traylor both looked excellent on the line, stopping the run and applying the "rare" pressure.
-Marty Booker was knocked back to his rookie year in 1999, but thankfully came back to reality and made a huge play. Great to see he's alright.
-Daunte Culpepper & Chris Chambers, eh, kind've gained a rhythm later in the game.
-Travis Daniels was out, so maybe the secondary has hope to be below average as a group rather than complete garbage.
-We got to see Nick Saban get rattled up & rip into a few idiots on the team, namely Renaldo Hill & Michael Lehan.
-Olindo Mare's extra points look smooth.
-We're 0-1. Not yet 9-7, 8-8, 7-9, etc. and hopefully we won't even get to that point. We all know that Denver started off 0-1 last year after we handed it to them, and look how they rebounded. This was our QB's first *serious* game since a major injury, and he wasn't even expected to be playing right now. You win some & you lose some, and a season is all about the adjustments made or not made after a tough loss. Here is our chance to do so, and grab a divisional victory next week.
The ref complaint (although they are NOT responsible for the loss):
-Try & be aware of situations, you idiots. Whenever there is a close called play where a player may or may not have stepped out, one of the refs need to at least look into the direction of the opposing team's coach in potential expectations of a challenge. .
-That play where Marty Booker got knocked back to 1999 - THAT WAS A CATCH!!!!!!!!!
EDIT: My bad on the Heath Miller TD, Nick Saban just stated that it was completely his own fault for busted coverage. I don't know why he ripped into Hill though?
The huge negatives:
-Michael Lehan needs to be released tomorrow morning. We had the lead and the defense had Pittsburgh pinned back inside their own 10, which would've given us great field position on a 3rd & 16 where Batch had no one to throw the ball to. The idiot picks up a ridiculous holding penalty, and IMO, that killed us more than anything.
-Chris Chambers dropped a TD right before the half which was the difference between 14-14 and 10-14.
-Chris Chambers was nowhere to be found from a "playmaker" perspective in the first half at all, and was DEFEATED in single coverage battle by Ike Taylor. Chambers is a Pro Bowl WR & Taylor is a "solid" CB - why did it look like the opposite out there?
-Randy McMichael was blanketed by Troy Polamalu 110%.
-The offensive line's run blocking is perhaps the worst I've ever seen in my life.
-Culpepper had all night to throw at times, but none of our "superstar" playmakers ever got open.
-This secondary ****ing sucks - period, point, blank. Surprisingly, Will Allen was the only decent player back there.
-Renaldo Hill didn't know what the hell he was doing on Heath Miller's huge "touchdown" play, and it's evident by Saban ripping him a new one on the sidelines, respectively.
-On Culpepper's final INT, the defense just read the play to perfection but that ball shouldn't of been thrown.
-Regardless of luck or not, how the hell Charlie Batch throws 3 TD's on our defends goes way beyond anything I'd of ever expected!
-Many of you are the worse Dolphins fans I've ever seen, and unfortunately will be calling for Joey Harrington's crybaby *** to start next Sunday. That's just too bad, because as long as Culpepper is healthy, he will never get the "opportunity" to screw up. This was a team loss, not an individual loss.
The few positives:
-Wes Welker is the only reason we were in this game to begin with, and was steller on special teams & on the receiving end early.
-Jason Taylor & Keith Traylor both looked excellent on the line, stopping the run and applying the "rare" pressure.
-Marty Booker was knocked back to his rookie year in 1999, but thankfully came back to reality and made a huge play. Great to see he's alright.
-Daunte Culpepper & Chris Chambers, eh, kind've gained a rhythm later in the game.
-Travis Daniels was out, so maybe the secondary has hope to be below average as a group rather than complete garbage.
-We got to see Nick Saban get rattled up & rip into a few idiots on the team, namely Renaldo Hill & Michael Lehan.
-Olindo Mare's extra points look smooth.
-We're 0-1. Not yet 9-7, 8-8, 7-9, etc. and hopefully we won't even get to that point. We all know that Denver started off 0-1 last year after we handed it to them, and look how they rebounded. This was our QB's first *serious* game since a major injury, and he wasn't even expected to be playing right now. You win some & you lose some, and a season is all about the adjustments made or not made after a tough loss. Here is our chance to do so, and grab a divisional victory next week.
The ref complaint (although they are NOT responsible for the loss):
-Try & be aware of situations, you idiots. Whenever there is a close called play where a player may or may not have stepped out, one of the refs need to at least look into the direction of the opposing team's coach in potential expectations of a challenge. .
-That play where Marty Booker got knocked back to 1999 - THAT WAS A CATCH!!!!!!!!!
EDIT: My bad on the Heath Miller TD, Nick Saban just stated that it was completely his own fault for busted coverage. I don't know why he ripped into Hill though?
