NYPhinzFan
Scout Team
With our Defense being top 5 this year. I think the only games we struggle in this year are against teams with top flight defenses:
New England L - Offense still getting legs under them
Houston W - We finally snap losing streak as Houston's D still getting legs under them
Cleveland W - New coaching staff, new system, no Daboll to guide McCoy, plus his insight on how to exploit his and team's weakneses.
San Diego W - No Ron Rivera coaching that D, No Darren Sproles on ST and 3rd downs, Kevin Burnett giving us tips on some of the offense's nuances
@NYJ W - Jets are not better this year with Plaxico instead of Braylon. Getting Burnett will sure up the seams to make sure Dustin Keller doesn't tear us a new one. With the emergence of our front 7, they don't run on us. Plus the loss of Brad Smith in the WC and on ST, Sanchez will have to beat us throwing; Good luck. He needs a running game to be successful.
DEN W - D will rally to show the Miami crowd that Orton isn't "who they thought he was". Our offense is firing on all cylinders.
NYG L - Giants D will bring the Miami offense back to Earth, snapping a 5 game winning streak.
@ KC W - No Charlie Weiss, our defense dominates
Washington W - two words; John Beck
Buffalo L - Buffalo is a bit of an enigma this season, so this is purely based on their emergence at the end of last season. With the new pieces they added, they may not be the pushover people are expecting them to be. They could surprise us after we take them for granted, riding the high of a 7-1 run in the last 8 games.
@ Dallas W - This game could go either way, but I think we could pull it off on a big stage in big D
Oakland W - No Nnamdi, no Zach Miller, no Thomas Howard, no QB = No way we lose this game
Philadelphia L - Eagles are winning the SB this year. Too much firepower for a young team like Miami
@ Buffalo W - Fool me once
@ New England W - We won't get swept by the Pats this year
NYJ W - we will however, sweep the Jets
We will end the season 12-4, winning the AFC East. However, this analysis is hinged on Chad Henne's improvement this year. If he has any semblance of consistency, I think 90% of my analysis is very possible.
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New England L - Offense still getting legs under them
Houston W - We finally snap losing streak as Houston's D still getting legs under them
Cleveland W - New coaching staff, new system, no Daboll to guide McCoy, plus his insight on how to exploit his and team's weakneses.
San Diego W - No Ron Rivera coaching that D, No Darren Sproles on ST and 3rd downs, Kevin Burnett giving us tips on some of the offense's nuances
@NYJ W - Jets are not better this year with Plaxico instead of Braylon. Getting Burnett will sure up the seams to make sure Dustin Keller doesn't tear us a new one. With the emergence of our front 7, they don't run on us. Plus the loss of Brad Smith in the WC and on ST, Sanchez will have to beat us throwing; Good luck. He needs a running game to be successful.
DEN W - D will rally to show the Miami crowd that Orton isn't "who they thought he was". Our offense is firing on all cylinders.
NYG L - Giants D will bring the Miami offense back to Earth, snapping a 5 game winning streak.
@ KC W - No Charlie Weiss, our defense dominates
Washington W - two words; John Beck
Buffalo L - Buffalo is a bit of an enigma this season, so this is purely based on their emergence at the end of last season. With the new pieces they added, they may not be the pushover people are expecting them to be. They could surprise us after we take them for granted, riding the high of a 7-1 run in the last 8 games.
@ Dallas W - This game could go either way, but I think we could pull it off on a big stage in big D
Oakland W - No Nnamdi, no Zach Miller, no Thomas Howard, no QB = No way we lose this game
Philadelphia L - Eagles are winning the SB this year. Too much firepower for a young team like Miami
@ Buffalo W - Fool me once
@ New England W - We won't get swept by the Pats this year
NYJ W - we will however, sweep the Jets
We will end the season 12-4, winning the AFC East. However, this analysis is hinged on Chad Henne's improvement this year. If he has any semblance of consistency, I think 90% of my analysis is very possible.
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