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The refs did suck, but there's no excuse for that garbage performance.

There’s so many things to point to IDK where to even begin.

Yes, the Dolphins players and coaches played poorly and did plenty of things to shoulder the blame for this unnecessary loss. I’ll get to that in a minite.

BUT, the officiating was so blatantly terrible and one-sided that it greatly influenced the game and helped to cause the Dolphins performance to suck.

First, they don’t call a blatant “defense-less“ hit against Waddle on the first series or the horse-collar tackle on Tyreek Hill that sent him to the sideline for most the game and limited his performance when he did return.

Secondly, was I the only one to notice the Titans freaking DL lining up offside all the damned time, including once on our 2nd to last possession when a first down ends the game? They called it one time. On Mostert’s 1st TD run. But they did it a play or two before that and ignored it

WTF gives? It’s the easiest damned thing to see. And it was egregious! His hand was literally where the ball was and his head in the neutral zone. This had to happen at least a half dozen times but only one call.

Anytime the Dolphins did anything wrong, the officials didn’t miss it. Including seeing and calling Bradley Chubb‘s temper-tantrum helmet throw — which affected NOTHING! Yet they somehow feign not seeing the Titans constantly lining up offsides right over the damn ball or horse-collar tackles and defensless player hits on the ball carrier where everybody’s eyes are.

There’s just no excuse for any of that. And don’t get me started on all the missed holds against the Titans o-line.

As for the Dolphins players and coaches performances themselves, what an utter embarrassment.

First off, how is it that one team can lose players every other play to start the game? First Waddle gets hammered and leaves temporarily, then Tyreek, then Connor Williams. The latter two really affected the trajectory of the rest of the game, as 4 of our typical o-line starters were out with Eich back and center disrupting everything.

Also, I don’t want to see another bubble screen to Tyreek this season, as he can’t stop ceding ground and running backwards trying to make something out of nothing which led to his nonsensical injury.

The defensive strategy up 14 with 4:34 remaining was even further embarrassment. The punchless Titans offense scored in 2 freaking minutes due to gutless prevent defense. The Dolphins largely rushed 4, and played WAY to loose on the backend. That type of defense fails a lot more than it succeeds yet these coordinators continue to use it. Unreal.

On the last possession, both Achane and Tua panicked and made poor decisions. After Achane made a man miss on that flat pass, all he had to do was continue to run forward and get the first down then the Dolphins could hurry up and spike it. But he decides to head to the sidelines instead leading to the hurry up final play.

On that final play Tua appears to have a clean pocket with plenty of time to throw but inexplicably step up right into the teeth the defense. Why?

Then there was the play-calling on the previous drive when McDaniel predictably runs the ball twice and doesn’t have Tyreek on the field for at least a decoy to draw attention.

Just so many brain dead decisions. And pretty much every Dolphins coach and player shares the blame. That was a TERRIBLE team to whom they just handed a W.

I’ll bet I’m not the only one that feels this way, but I wish the Dolphins never played another game on Thursday, Sunday or Monday nights. Not because I hate primetime (although Thursday games do suck and need to be abolished) but because the Dolphins almost always play lifeless, crappy games in primetime. Injury-filled, penalty and mistake prone performances are usually what we get. Games that make you downright angry because you wasted 3 hours watching straight garbage football. It’s almost never fun or exciting to watch.

IDK why this has to be the case with this franchise, but it has been for a long time now. Even if the Dolphins had eeked out the W, as they should have, it still would have felt like a huge let down.

Dolphins sucked tonight. The officials sucked tonight. End of story.
 
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We can kiss the no 1 seed goodbye. We probably will not win the division. We are going 2-2 at best down the stretch
 
if jason sanders doesnt get blocked we possibly win this game

Who didn’t see that block coming with 4/5ths of the line sidelined? The middle of the line got destroyed and pushed into the backfield right upon the snap.
 
And we play Jets of all teams with that D-Line next.
If we play anything like we did tonight going foward, we don't win another game, it's that simple.
 
Not sure how anyone can defend Tua's play in this game. He often looked like a deer in the headlights. He was awful in a critical game.
I'm not defending Tua's play and think he needed a game-winning drive badly, but you'd probably be surprised to know he had a higher rating than Levis this game. However - the number that jumps out here is the 5 sacks... these weren't the type that he held the ball too long, rather there was no time due to all the offensive line injuries. It's tough to play QB in the NFL when you have a banged up line - ask Mahomes. Levis was able to sit back there all day and even average NFL QB's can pick apart a defense with time.

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There’s so many things to point to IDK where to even begin.

Yes, the Dolphins players and coaches played poorly and did plenty of things to shoulder the blame for this unnecessary loss. I’ll get to that in a minite.

BUT, the officiating was so blatantly terrible and one-sided that it greatly influenced the game and helped to cause the Dolphins performance to suck.

First, they don’t call a blatant “defense-less“ hit against Waddle on the first series or the horse-collar tackle on Tyreek Hill that sent him to the sideline for most the game and limited his performance when he did return.

Secondly, was I the only one to notice the Titans freaking DL lining up offside all the damned time, including once on our 2nd to last possession when a first down ends the game? They called it one time. On Mostert’s 1st TD run. But they did it a play or two before that and ignored it

WTF gives? It’s the easiest damned thing to see. And it was egregious! His hand was literally where the ball was and his head in the neutral zone. This had to happen at least a half dozen times but only one call.

Anytime the Dolphins did anything wrong, the officials didn’t miss it. Including seeing and calling Bradley Chubb‘s temper-tantrum helmet throw — which affected NOTHING! Yet they somehow feign not seeing the Titans constantly lining up offsides right over the damn ball or horse-collar tackles and defensless player hits on the ball carrier where everybody’s eyes are.

There’s just no excuse for any of that. And don’t get me started on all the missed holds against the Titans o-line.

As for the Dolphins players and coaches performances themselves, what an utter embarrassment.

First off, how is it that one team can lose players every other play to start the game? First Waddle gets hammered and leaves temporarily, then Tyreek, then Connor Williams. The latter two really affected the trajectory of the rest of the game, as 4 of our typical o-line starters were out with Eich back and center disrupting everything.

Also, I don’t want to see another bubble screen to Tyreek this season, as he can’t stop ceding ground and running backwards trying to make something out of nothing which led to his nonsensical injury.

The defensive strategy up 14 with 4:34 remaining was even further embarrassment. The punchless Titans offense scored in 2 freaking minutes due to gutless prevent defense. The Dolphins largely rushed 4, and played WAY to loose on the backend. That type of defense fails a lot more than it succeeds yet these coordinators continue to use it. Unreal.

On the last possession, both Achane and Tua panicked and made poor decisions. After Achane made a man miss on that flat pass, all he had to do was continue to run forward and get the first down then the Dolphins could hurry up and spike it. But he decides to head to the sidelines instead leading to the hurry up final play.

On that final play Tua appears to have a clean pocket with plenty of time to throw but inexplicably step up right into the teeth the defense. Why?

Then there was the play-calling on the previous drive when McDaniel predictably runs the ball twice and doesn’t have Tyreek on the field for at least a decoy to draw attention.

Just so many brain dead decisions. And pretty much every Dolphins coach and player shares the blame. That was a TERRIBLE team they just handed a W.

I’ll bet I’m not the only one that feels this way, but I wish the Dolphins never played another game on Thursday, Sunday or Monday nights. Not because I hate primetime (although Thursday games do suck and need to be abolished) but because the Dolphins almost always play lifeless, crappy games in primetime. Injury-filled, penalty and mistake prone performances are usually what we get. Games that make you downright angry because you wasted 3 hours watching straight garbage football. It’s almost never fun or exciting to watch.

IDK why this has to be the case with this franchise, but it has been for a long time now. Even if the Dolphins had eeked out the W, as they should have, it still would have felt like a huge let down.

Dolphins sucked tonight. The officials sucked tonight. End of story.

That's alot! But even with the poor officiating we were up 2 TDs with 3 mins in the 4th qt.

Can't lose in a situation like that..

Just can't!
 
This is a good thing. Show theses punk motherf******* they ain’t worth a god damn thing without Tyreek on the field. We haven’t done anything yet, and that includes our weak f****** QB and p**** head coach.
This guy melting down again after admitting earlier this season your emotions got the best of you after the Packers game and caused that meltdown lol.
 
I'm not defending Tua's play and think he needed a game-winning drive badly, but you'd probably be surprised to know he had a higher rating than Levis this game. However - the number that jumps out here is the 5 sacks... these weren't the type that he held the ball too long, rather there was no time due to all the offensive line injuries. It's tough to play QB in the NFL when you have a banged up line - ask Mahomes. Levis was able to sit back there all day and even average NFL QB's can pick apart a defense with time.

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The other difference with Levis is he was able to get out of there and make plays with his legs and get out of would be sacks!
 
The other difference with Levis is he was able to get out of there and make plays with his legs and get out of would be sacks!
Levis is trash lol. I would definitely not rather have Levis. Just because we made him look good tonight does not make him good.
 
We can kiss the no 1 seed goodbye. We probably will not win the division. We are going 2-2 at best down the stretch
Not just the #1 seed but most likely the division. This team is not beating Dallas, Baltimore or Buffalo. They are an anti-clutch team. They will get the 7th seed and most likely get embarrassed at Arrowhead.
 
This guy melting down again after admitting earlier this season your emotions got the best of you after the Packers game and caused that meltdown lol.
This isn’t emotions, this is reality. We f****** suck until proven otherwise. U think the regular season matters in this game, lol.
 
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