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Dj Shoj

Dj Shoj

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Russell Wilson at 35 could be exactly what the Miami Dolphins need right now. Sure, he's not in his prime, but quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers (at 40) show that there's still gas in the tank for veteran QBs. Wilson has an elite resume—9 Pro Bowls, 2 Super Bowl appearances, and a championship win. His career stats—over 43,000 passing yards and 334 touchdowns—speak for themselves.

We’ve seen older QBs like Matthew Stafford, Andy Dalton, and even Geno Smith performing better than many younger QBs who haven’t had time to fully develop. It’s clear that veterans often have more to offer late in their careers than new QBs who are thrust into starting roles too quickly.

As sad as it is, Tua Tagovailoa hasn’t proven to be the locked-in answer for us just yet. With Wilson seemingly on his way out in Pittsburgh, trading for him at a low price—maybe a third or fourth-round pick—could be worth the risk. His deep-ball accuracy paired with Miami's offensive weapons could revive his career and provide a strong veteran presence.

Would you consider Wilson? I’m willing to give up a fourth or third-round pick. What are you willing to do?

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Russell Wilson has been mid (at best) for a few years now. Not to mention he's insufferable.
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Dj Shoj said:
Russell Wilson at 35 could be exactly what the Miami Dolphins need right now. Sure, he's not in his prime, but quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers (at 40) show that there's still gas in the tank for veteran QBs. Wilson has an elite resume—9 Pro Bowls, 2 Super Bowl appearances, and a championship win. His career stats—over 43,000 passing yards and 334 touchdowns—speak for themselves.

We’ve seen older QBs like Matthew Stafford, Andy Dalton, and even Geno Smith performing better than many younger QBs who haven’t had time to fully develop. It’s clear that veterans often have more to offer late in their careers than new QBs who are thrust into starting roles too quickly.

As sad as it is, Tua Tagovailoa hasn’t proven to be the locked-in answer for us just yet. With Wilson seemingly on his way out in Pittsburgh, trading for him at a low price—maybe a third or fourth-round pick—could be worth the risk. His deep-ball accuracy paired with Miami's offensive weapons could revive his career and provide a strong veteran presence.

Would you consider Wilson? I’m willing to give up a fourth or third-round pick. What are you willing to do?

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Nope if Tua is done the fine so be it move on. Grier had his chance with 3 coaches and still can't win a playoff game. There is no band aid left at QB. Honestly Grier/McDaniel/Tua should be wrapped together. Feel bad for Tua. he just got his brains scrambled. But big boy sport. Grier well this roster is poorly constructed. Zero OL, horrible drafts that left us old and injury prone. McDaniel was as some say a great offense mind. Didnt even know what play call to do in year 3, still and out of timeouts when you get the ball under 2 mis in ahalf? I mean I can drink beer for the whole time before and figure that out. There is only 32 NFL teams and you are telling he is one of the top 32 coaches in he World?200w (3).gif
 
I’m not sure what he’s due* money wise, but I’d do it for a conditional 6th provided they eat the money.

And if they are willing to do THAT, it says a lot about how worthless they think he is.
 
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Dj Shoj said:
Russell Wilson at 35 could be exactly what the Miami Dolphins need right now. Sure, he's not in his prime, but quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers (at 40) show that there's still gas in the tank for veteran QBs. Wilson has an elite resume—9 Pro Bowls, 2 Super Bowl appearances, and a championship win. His career stats—over 43,000 passing yards and 334 touchdowns—speak for themselves.

We’ve seen older QBs like Matthew Stafford, Andy Dalton, and even Geno Smith performing better than many younger QBs who haven’t had time to fully develop. It’s clear that veterans often have more to offer late in their careers than new QBs who are thrust into starting roles too quickly.

As sad as it is, Tua Tagovailoa hasn’t proven to be the locked-in answer for us just yet. With Wilson seemingly on his way out in Pittsburgh, trading for him at a low price—maybe a third or fourth-round pick—could be worth the risk. His deep-ball accuracy paired with Miami's offensive weapons could revive his career and provide a strong veteran presence.

Would you consider Wilson? I’m willing to give up a fourth or third-round pick. What are you willing to do?

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No. Wilson is washed
 
Ya okay. Pittsburgh wins with a QB that can't even see a open WR to save his life. Fields sucked They just know how to win with a crap QB. Don't want nothing with Wilson at this point if it means picks. Maybe if Pittsburgh gave a their GM and HC we might be going the right direction.
 
He flopped big time with the broncos, with a proven head coach. I don't see the fit here.
 
Wilson is washed! Miami first needs to fire Grier and then start looking at the draft. having 60 million tied up between 2 WRs but having a horrible Oline is absolutely ridiculous! Then McD is looking more like Gase 2.0 than a long term answer.
 
My biggest scare is Ross allowing Grier to panic and do somethibg very stupid to try and save his career.

Grier might make sone major trade before the deadline which removes our young talent for an average QB or something that will give him 2 more years while costing us 5 years more of development.
 
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