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As bad as the defense has looked they are currently ranked 5th in points allowed.
 
Alex Marvez ‏@alexmarvez 6m6 minutes ago

So it's taken Suh all of 2 games to start doing his own thing. How do Kevin Coyle & Joe Philbin handle a guy w/more job security than them?
 
And all of the encouragement over the offseason is gone just like that
 
Unsurprisingly, I tend to trust the player who a short few months ago was considered a once-in-a-lifetime, transcendent talent, and who has now been marginalized by a coaching staff who has no f'ing clue how to discern talent (Dallas Thomas, Jelani Jenkins, etc.) or how to put talent in positions to succeed.
 
Not overly encouraging that you are ranked 5th in points allowed when your opponents are the Jags and Redskins.

Not suggesting the offense doesn't share in the blame but the defense is worse than the second half of last season.


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Who would leak something like that to the press?

A player who is not thrilled with Suh?

It couldn't have been a coach
 
Alex Marvez ‏@alexmarvez 6m6 minutes ago

So it's taken Suh all of 2 games to start doing his own thing. How do Kevin Coyle & Joe Philbin handle a guy w/more job security than them?

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Yesterday was the first time that #Jaguars QB Blake Bortles wasn't sacked in a game.
 
Maybe if Kevin Coyle didn't install a gameplan that completely rendered Suh useless Suh wouldn't be so defiant
 
Not overly encouraging that you are ranked 5th in points allowed when your opponents are the Jags and Redskins.

Not suggesting the offense doesn't share in the blame but the defense is worse than the second half of last season.


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Yes I expected us to be top ranked with the teams we play in the first part of the season. After that the ratings will slide because the competition gets much better.
Need to be better in all 3 phase. We lost all 3 yesterday. Bortles outplayed Ryan, Their kicker was money and ours wasn't and the Jags defense made more plays than ours.
 
Dolphins angry, searching for answers after loss to Jacksonville

By Andew Abramson

Angry. Embarrassed. Confused.

Go ahead and choose an adjective to describe how the Dolphins feel after losing 23-20 in Jacksonville. All of the above works.

“All 53 guys have a good reason to be pissed,” linebacker Kelvin Sheppard. “We’ve got to look at the tape, look in the mirror and evaluate ourselves.”

Miami was favored by seven or more points on the road for just the fifth time in the last 20 years yet lost to a Jaguars team widely considered among the worst in the league.

The Dolphins have been talking the talk since training camp began — throwing out words like Super Bowl and champions.

Yet they nearly lost in Washington last week before eking out a 17-10 win.

There was no escape in Jacksonville.

Whether you’re playing the Patriots or the Jaguars, it’s tough to win when you have 13 penalties for 112 yards and you don’t have a single rushing first down.

“I’m about as frustrated as I can be right now,” said tight end Jordan Cameron, who dealt with the loss and a groin injury that kept him out of the game in crunch time.

In reality, the Dolphins are 1-1 and there are 14 games left.

New England started 2-2 last season, including a 41-14 loss to Kansas City. The Patriots went on to win the Super Bowl.

But the difference is that the Dolphins have been losers for so long and this year was supposed to start with a bang.

The Dolphins signed defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh to a $114 million deal — the largest ever for a defensive player — so they could stop the run.

Through two games Suh has hardly been a force and the Dolphins are giving up 142 yards per game.

The offense — which averaged 24 points per game last year and was supposed to improve in offensive coordinator Bill Lazor’s second season — is averaging just 18.5 points in two games.

Some of the players say it’s way too early for panic — internally or from the outside.

“It’s been two games,” defensive end Derrick Shelby said. “We still have a lot of games to go. We have to put an identity for ourselves out there. We’re still searching for the answer but that’s not who we are, who we feel we are.”

The fan base isn’t so patient.

. . .

The Dolphins have to quickly figure out why they can’t stop the run. Are they not putting the right personnel on the field? Does defensive coordinator Kevin Coyle have to change the schemes?

Miami has to figure out why they start games so slowly — a problem that has doomed them for several seasons under Philbin — and why they’re struggling in the red zone.

Full article Here: Dolphins Angry After Loss
 
Evidently, Stephen Ross thinks trowing big money on top free agents year after year while keeping Failbin is going to give him success. But year after year he will be proven wrong as long as he keeps Failbin and Coyle around. I am not surprised one bit at what we are seeing. I am looking forward to the next off-season when we are on the next coaching search. Hopefully.
 
A guy who is used to dominating games has been marginalized in two weeks by an incompetent coaching staff. I would openly defy this staff, too.
 
Its so clear that this coaching staff is ill prepared and haven't learned yet what to do.. No emotion, no discipline, unprepared way to many times, unable to compete for a full 4 qtrs...and its been ongoing for some time .... Inconsistency continues .... same ole same ole...

Dolphins were angry in the locker room, to bad they don't play the game in the locker room.... Philbin is just obviously over his head and hasn't the knowledge of guts to turn this around.....
 
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