Well with all the negative articles this past year, at least one possitive on AJ has come up, after yesterdays game. Contrary to the opinions of some fans, others do see things in a different light. Of-course this is a writers opinion, which is based on some facts. I apologize if this has been posted before. Some snipets on the Hearald article are:
"As the Denver defense did everything it could to send the neurons in Feeley's head firing to the point of more terrible decisions and ugly interceptions, there was a unique calm about him."
"Feeley's performance (17 of 35, 170 yards, 1 TD) was still hardly overwhelming, but the important element was what it lacked.
Interceptions. Ugly interceptions, such as the one that hit bulbous Buffalo defensive tackle Pat Williams in the gut last week in the fourth quarter."
''He did a good job of managing the game,'' tight end Randy McMichael said. ``He's growing up. He was really poised today, especially considering all of the blitzes.''
"In such situations, Feeley is the one in charge of getting rid of the ball and preventing a bad play. On Sunday, Feeley handled that in the best manner he has shown so far this season. He either got rid of the ball or took sacks instead of forcing plays."
"But can Feeley be a productive NFL starter?
''Yeah, and that's a lot to say in this league,'' said Wilson, one of the league's top defenders. ``A lot of guys don't know how to prepare when times are tough and now is a time when you show what kind of character you have, when things aren't going the way you expect. That should say a lot about a guy's future."
Jason Cole's Article
And here is something interesting about the last drive yesterday. The headset on the Fins side went down right when the drive began. Here is a snippet on this Herald article:
But these are the Dolphins. So . . .
''The headsets went down all of a sudden,'' Feeley said. ``Right away, I don't want to say it created a panic, but it sure made things a little uneasy.''
The headsets on both sidelines worked throughout the game, but when the game was about to be decided, only the headsets on the visitors' sideline stopped working.
Dolphins players called it a coincidence and not a conspiracy, but what was supposed to be an exercise in concise communication between Feeley and offensive coordinator Chris Foerster had to then include backup quarterback Sage Rosenfels."
Armando Salguero's Article
"As the Denver defense did everything it could to send the neurons in Feeley's head firing to the point of more terrible decisions and ugly interceptions, there was a unique calm about him."
"Feeley's performance (17 of 35, 170 yards, 1 TD) was still hardly overwhelming, but the important element was what it lacked.
Interceptions. Ugly interceptions, such as the one that hit bulbous Buffalo defensive tackle Pat Williams in the gut last week in the fourth quarter."
''He did a good job of managing the game,'' tight end Randy McMichael said. ``He's growing up. He was really poised today, especially considering all of the blitzes.''
"In such situations, Feeley is the one in charge of getting rid of the ball and preventing a bad play. On Sunday, Feeley handled that in the best manner he has shown so far this season. He either got rid of the ball or took sacks instead of forcing plays."
"But can Feeley be a productive NFL starter?
''Yeah, and that's a lot to say in this league,'' said Wilson, one of the league's top defenders. ``A lot of guys don't know how to prepare when times are tough and now is a time when you show what kind of character you have, when things aren't going the way you expect. That should say a lot about a guy's future."
Jason Cole's Article
And here is something interesting about the last drive yesterday. The headset on the Fins side went down right when the drive began. Here is a snippet on this Herald article:
But these are the Dolphins. So . . .
''The headsets went down all of a sudden,'' Feeley said. ``Right away, I don't want to say it created a panic, but it sure made things a little uneasy.''
The headsets on both sidelines worked throughout the game, but when the game was about to be decided, only the headsets on the visitors' sideline stopped working.
Dolphins players called it a coincidence and not a conspiracy, but what was supposed to be an exercise in concise communication between Feeley and offensive coordinator Chris Foerster had to then include backup quarterback Sage Rosenfels."
Armando Salguero's Article
