i do think we have a shot at making the playoffs but next year we need to add i playmaking wr and a solid shutdown cornerback and were in the real playoff talk? any thoughts on who we can get?
still 1 big WR and shutdown CB from real contention
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I agree..
But 20plus other teams need the same thing
But 20plus other teams need the same thing
lol true but they dont have tuna and the godfather sparano building a great team down here..maybe braylon edwards or chad johnson?
You may or may not be right.
I'm from NYC originally, and I grew up living and breathing NY GIANTS Football. I still follow them: they're my 2d Team, now. (Imagine how elated I was last season when my NY GIANTS pissed in the PATRIOTS' cornflakes by beating them in the SB, and leaving them an 18-1 "Also-Ran"!!!) LONDON may be the solution that you seek at WR: he's a hard worker, intelligent and coachable. He's also 6'4", 218 with very good hands, and he has more than enough speed to be a deep threat. Relatives of mine (BIG NY GIANTS fans) in that area were LIVID when the N.Y. front office lost LONDON to us. And since I've seen him play, I agree w/them. I'm glad that MIAMI's playing him now. PARCELLS & CO. should know what they've got long before the next off-season. Here's hoping that my relatives and I are both right.
If J ALLEN continues to play excellent ball, it will mean he has "arrived", and he's the real deal. That in turn means that if GOODMAN can just stay healthy, MIAMI's need at CB just got a lot smaller. What I DO agree w/you about is that MIAMI absolutely needs a DB: it's just that i/m/o, it's less a CB and more a S. We barely have 2 acceptable S starters: in fact, i/m/o we only have 1, and he's going to be an UFA soon unless MIAMI locks him in w/a good, lengthy contract extension. So, as I see it, MIAMI should go S bigtime, in both F/A and the Draft. It'd be nice to pick up a solid veteran in F/A and a promising young player in the Draft.
I'm from NYC originally, and I grew up living and breathing NY GIANTS Football. I still follow them: they're my 2d Team, now. (Imagine how elated I was last season when my NY GIANTS pissed in the PATRIOTS' cornflakes by beating them in the SB, and leaving them an 18-1 "Also-Ran"!!!) LONDON may be the solution that you seek at WR: he's a hard worker, intelligent and coachable. He's also 6'4", 218 with very good hands, and he has more than enough speed to be a deep threat. Relatives of mine (BIG NY GIANTS fans) in that area were LIVID when the N.Y. front office lost LONDON to us. And since I've seen him play, I agree w/them. I'm glad that MIAMI's playing him now. PARCELLS & CO. should know what they've got long before the next off-season. Here's hoping that my relatives and I are both right.
If J ALLEN continues to play excellent ball, it will mean he has "arrived", and he's the real deal. That in turn means that if GOODMAN can just stay healthy, MIAMI's need at CB just got a lot smaller. What I DO agree w/you about is that MIAMI absolutely needs a DB: it's just that i/m/o, it's less a CB and more a S. We barely have 2 acceptable S starters: in fact, i/m/o we only have 1, and he's going to be an UFA soon unless MIAMI locks him in w/a good, lengthy contract extension. So, as I see it, MIAMI should go S bigtime, in both F/A and the Draft. It'd be nice to pick up a solid veteran in F/A and a promising young player in the Draft.
ADavieDolphin
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chad johnson would love to be a phin, and if we got bralon here for Henne, oh man that would be amazing...
we need someone, maybe we can get anquan traded over here, his contract sucks!
i'd prefer a big name CB over WR though.
with chad pennington you dont need a big name WR, he'll just spread the ball around all day.
i'd prefer LB's and CB's
and some oline depth
we need someone, maybe we can get anquan traded over here, his contract sucks!
i'd prefer a big name CB over WR though.
with chad pennington you dont need a big name WR, he'll just spread the ball around all day.
i'd prefer LB's and CB's
and some oline depth
totally agree.. but still think wr could be option in off season..j allen to me always seemed a little off from watching him at tennessee..im from cleveland ohio and i know changes r coming so braylon could be here asap plus he's good with henne and long both michigan alum
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NNAMDI ASOMUGHA OR CHRIS GAMBLE IN THE OFFSEASON
Thats all we need our WRs are plyin well
Thats all we need our WRs are plyin well
Ginn & Juice
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Once Henne starts to play and gets on the same page with Ginn, it's gonna be awesome. Just imagine Henne's cannon arms down the field to Tedd Ginn's speed. Could be the next Montana/Rice combo.........
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Ginn does have that speed, but still has a lot of work to do with routes, creating seperation and all...... but i cant wait if it all works out
can i just say one thing though... I LOVE your screen name!!!
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is braylon edwards going to be a FA? as for Ocho Cinco...I don't know...he seems to be on the decline, I would rather have Anquan Boldin if we go after a big name
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i knew Anquan was good, but i was saying no on him this year due to his cost and what we would give up compared to what we really need and need to rebuild on (basically everything).... but now... MAN.... i would LOVE Anquan Boldin. it'll cost a lot and more, but if he will be willing to work with us, and go all out!!! he's huge and strong and pssession, put Greg in the slop with London coming up too for the slot, Ginn the speed guy.... it gets better!!!
I would probably give up our 1st for Boldin. At the start of the season, I wasn't too sure, & thats because I thought we would be picking in the top 6 picks. But now, I think that we will be picking somewhere between 12 & 19, & thats a fair swap for such a dominant WR.
Safety & CB with the 2nd & 3rd rounds, unless of course a top quality LB is there on the b oard.
Safety & CB with the 2nd & 3rd rounds, unless of course a top quality LB is there on the b oard.
Why is it that a lot of you guys think a receiver is going to start magically winning us games? Do you guys really think having a "star" receiver is going to win us ball games? Our defense is struggling to stop teams and you guys want a star receiver? We need to address our defense before we even think about upgrading receivers. Fact is, our receivers are getting it done right now. I agree we need a good corner but we also need a linebacker (or two), safety and a RG before we even start thinking about upgrading other positions.
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Have to say, at the start of the season I would have agreed 100%. But recently I have been very happy with our secondary. Will Allen is a very under-rated CB, the reason he does'nt get much credit is because he does'nt intercept the ball enough. But he is very good in one on one coverage and breaks up at lot of plays. Goodman went up in my estimation after the Broncos game. against two very good WR's in Marshall and Royal he did a fantastic job, probably his best game as a Dolphin. If Goodman keeps that standard up, that position is his next season.
On wideouts, the emergence of Camarillo has been on of the highlights of the season. Great hands, good routes and gets seperation. His speed is not all that but he is a very clever and one hell of a gamer. Ginn is coming along nicely. With every game he gains more confidence and hopefully at the start of next season he will have ironed out most of the flaws that are holding his game back.
Ultimetly I think that any of Miami's remaining problems at WR and CB can be sorted in the coming draft, insted of going out and spending big money on free agents
On wideouts, the emergence of Camarillo has been on of the highlights of the season. Great hands, good routes and gets seperation. His speed is not all that but he is a very clever and one hell of a gamer. Ginn is coming along nicely. With every game he gains more confidence and hopefully at the start of next season he will have ironed out most of the flaws that are holding his game back.
Ultimetly I think that any of Miami's remaining problems at WR and CB can be sorted in the coming draft, insted of going out and spending big money on free agents