catch22
New Mexico Fin Fan
I have noticed one trend from the local and national media coverage as a whole for the last few months: It was peppered with bits of hope then followed by tons of negativity, ... Until the day Joe Philbin was hired.
The low point for me as a fan was the day Mike Nolan left. Fast forward a few days to the hire and you could see the change in the news and people’s attitudes. NFL.com's news stories all of the sudden were more optimistic. Nearly everything out of Green Bay including most of the fans were positive yet not excited to get rid of Philbin (guarantee that would be different if we would have hired Mike Mccoy from Denver, the fans wanted him to leave). The local media I have read and listened to all seems to be surprisingly optimistic and the posts on this board went from nasty and pessimistic to generally excited and optimistic/IMHO.
I just wanted to say that I think this move is looking good so far for the Dolphins. We have a smart, well spoken, offensive minded and hungry coach who comes from a background of multiple winning programs. I know it stung many of us that we lost out on Fisher but I think we might have just got the better end of the deal in the long run.
What do you guys think?
The low point for me as a fan was the day Mike Nolan left. Fast forward a few days to the hire and you could see the change in the news and people’s attitudes. NFL.com's news stories all of the sudden were more optimistic. Nearly everything out of Green Bay including most of the fans were positive yet not excited to get rid of Philbin (guarantee that would be different if we would have hired Mike Mccoy from Denver, the fans wanted him to leave). The local media I have read and listened to all seems to be surprisingly optimistic and the posts on this board went from nasty and pessimistic to generally excited and optimistic/IMHO.
I just wanted to say that I think this move is looking good so far for the Dolphins. We have a smart, well spoken, offensive minded and hungry coach who comes from a background of multiple winning programs. I know it stung many of us that we lost out on Fisher but I think we might have just got the better end of the deal in the long run.
What do you guys think?