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I just have to laugh at these Fans. Every week it's the same
thing whatever team the Dolphins play. Their fans don't
respect the run D.
I say good I hope it's the same for the players as well. Let
them break themselves against that stonewall.
By the time they wake up the game will be over. The only other
big overestimation is them thinking The Dolphins can't play
pass D.
Here are some comments by Patriot dreamers... :D
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SackMastaColvin said:
i'v even seen fin fans say we have to come out passing because we cant run on them. i think thats bull... we come out passing & brady will be a sitting duck for those 2 edge rushers. got to make them play the pats honest, or well get dominated...
run through the tackle/gaurd holes on both sides. you'll catch taylor/o-gun coming up field from time to time & pop some nice runs. all runs have to be BETWEEN THE TACKLES. they do that wide crap & your playing right into the fins hands.
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SackMastaColvin said:
with all due respect i disagree with your disagreement
texans, jets, bills & jags cant run the ball vs anyone & giants really arnt that good at it either. THATS why their run defense is near the top of the league. stats only go so far, imo pats CAN & WILL be able to run on these guys & have to if they want to get the ball downfield. if we come out passing, brady has to be perfect( which if you havent noticed hasnt been), if not, well be in 2nd/3rd & longs all day, & their REAL strength( their edge rushers) will be in brady's face all day.
hope im wrong & we pass them to death, i just dont see that happening. fins WON the games going away that teams abandoned the run early( bills, jags), they will get the same results if pats do the same thing.
my prediction is belichick KNOWS this & will stay with it. i think we can get around 120 yards between the 3 rb's & thats good enough to loosen up the d for the long passes downfield.
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Nunchuckz said:
also think that the run must be established, you cannot allow Taylor and that other Ogulandya guy to tee off and rush the passer all game.
You guys are insane if you think that if the Pats don't establish the run, they can keep Brady upright. If they throw the ball 30+ times this game, Brady will be in the hospital
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SackMastaColvin said:
the quickest way to fall behind is come out passing & have 3 & outs. people are overrating the fins run stopping stats over 5 games. they havent faced a good running team yet. "playing into their strengths" would be to let taylor/o-gun tee-off on brady.
we'll see how it plays out, but i feel as strong about this issue as i have anything else so far this season. to assume anything based on 5 games worth of stats vs mediocre running teams is a mistake...
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NEMESIS_X Said:
I am much more positive about our chances this year over last year. We are stopping the run better and we are running better. Turnovers will be a killer, but one area I am more concerned about is the D@MN PENALTIES. If I see one more big play called back I am going ballistic. This has to be minimized, especially in hostile territory, where bouncing back is always more difficult.
I think we need to establish a run game no matter who we face. Miami is tough against the run statistically, but so are the Giants. They don't scare me. Even Jacksonville thought they were overhyped.
What are the Dolphins greatest strengths on Defense? and how do we turn those strengths against them.
-Speed
-turnovers
?
?
?
thing whatever team the Dolphins play. Their fans don't
respect the run D.
I say good I hope it's the same for the players as well. Let
them break themselves against that stonewall.
By the time they wake up the game will be over. The only other
big overestimation is them thinking The Dolphins can't play
pass D.
Here are some comments by Patriot dreamers... :D
=====================
SackMastaColvin said:
i'v even seen fin fans say we have to come out passing because we cant run on them. i think thats bull... we come out passing & brady will be a sitting duck for those 2 edge rushers. got to make them play the pats honest, or well get dominated...
run through the tackle/gaurd holes on both sides. you'll catch taylor/o-gun coming up field from time to time & pop some nice runs. all runs have to be BETWEEN THE TACKLES. they do that wide crap & your playing right into the fins hands.
------------------------
SackMastaColvin said:
with all due respect i disagree with your disagreement
texans, jets, bills & jags cant run the ball vs anyone & giants really arnt that good at it either. THATS why their run defense is near the top of the league. stats only go so far, imo pats CAN & WILL be able to run on these guys & have to if they want to get the ball downfield. if we come out passing, brady has to be perfect( which if you havent noticed hasnt been), if not, well be in 2nd/3rd & longs all day, & their REAL strength( their edge rushers) will be in brady's face all day.
hope im wrong & we pass them to death, i just dont see that happening. fins WON the games going away that teams abandoned the run early( bills, jags), they will get the same results if pats do the same thing.
my prediction is belichick KNOWS this & will stay with it. i think we can get around 120 yards between the 3 rb's & thats good enough to loosen up the d for the long passes downfield.
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Nunchuckz said:
also think that the run must be established, you cannot allow Taylor and that other Ogulandya guy to tee off and rush the passer all game.
You guys are insane if you think that if the Pats don't establish the run, they can keep Brady upright. If they throw the ball 30+ times this game, Brady will be in the hospital
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SackMastaColvin said:
the quickest way to fall behind is come out passing & have 3 & outs. people are overrating the fins run stopping stats over 5 games. they havent faced a good running team yet. "playing into their strengths" would be to let taylor/o-gun tee-off on brady.
we'll see how it plays out, but i feel as strong about this issue as i have anything else so far this season. to assume anything based on 5 games worth of stats vs mediocre running teams is a mistake...
----------------
NEMESIS_X Said:
I am much more positive about our chances this year over last year. We are stopping the run better and we are running better. Turnovers will be a killer, but one area I am more concerned about is the D@MN PENALTIES. If I see one more big play called back I am going ballistic. This has to be minimized, especially in hostile territory, where bouncing back is always more difficult.
I think we need to establish a run game no matter who we face. Miami is tough against the run statistically, but so are the Giants. They don't scare me. Even Jacksonville thought they were overhyped.
What are the Dolphins greatest strengths on Defense? and how do we turn those strengths against them.
-Speed
-turnovers
?
?
?
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