Phins likely to play 7 home games, 10 away

[kangphin]

A road trip to face the Giants could be in the cards for the Miami Dolphins in 2021

A collective bargaining agreement may send the Dolphins to New Jersey a second time in 2021.

www.thephinsider.com

Mr. Kraft's orders. Sorry fellas.
I'm sure our couple of early home games will either be against hot weather teams or played at night as well... Followed by the seemingly mandatory 3-5 frigid road games to bump us from playoff contention at the end as always.

Pretty sure the pats will have 9 home games, no blistering hot road games, yet four of their home games will be against warm weather teams after turkey day. Seems legit.

 

[kangphin]

I call for a September road game in Argentina against the Packers, if they wanna go international so badly

 

[crashfan]

17-0?
Ring a bell?

 

[kangphin]

Undefeated would be pretty amazing.
20-0.. could you imagine?

 

[The Ghost]

17 games, still a horrible idea. Surpassed only by a 7th playoff spot.

 

[Danny]

So we get screw with the schedule. What else is new?

 

[Third Eye]

I’m literally exhausted from year after year of the Miami Dolphins getting a massive scheduling dildo up their collective keisters.

 

[Fins1971]

17-0?
Ring a bell?

You’d have to be there to understand that one. Good one.

 

[bkj218]

I call for a September road game in Argentina against the Packers, if they wanna go international so badly

You do realize that Argentina would be coming out of its winter months, so it would be more apt to be colder in Argentina than in Miami or Green Bay in September.

 

[crashfan]

You’d have to be there to understand that one. Good one.

I was.

 

[Phindog]

Dolphins on the road against the Titans

Gonna be interesting.

 

[Manning]

Blame Ross not the nfl

 

[Pandarilla]

London loves us like no other...

 

[Ryan1973]

Can someone explain to me why they wouldn't just make every team play 8 home games, 8 road games, and 1 neutral site game? That seems like the best way to do it.

 

[EJay]

Can someone explain to me why they wouldn't just make every team play 8 home games, 8 road games, and 1 neutral site game? That seems like the best way to do it.

Because the NFL never has time for rational solutions.

The teams agreeing to play a game in London or Mexico or wherever abroad should no longer have to surrender a HOME game. It should be considered a neutral site game under the 17-game format.