I was never very good at math! Maybe they get it done with Wilkins. That's probably their best chance to contend.2 + 2 = 17
I was never very good at math! Maybe they get it done with Wilkins. That's probably their best chance to contend.2 + 2 = 17
Everyone in the front office should take 2 weeks off then quit!is to introduce Jaylen Waddle or Tyreek Hill to Miley Cyrus or Pink or Shakira or something.
Did you notice I was wearing my "Dolphins Cape", along with my kilt? - LOL
Well, EVERYTHING. - LOLRight about what?
Agree 100 percent. I think KC has the best quarterback, probably the best head coach, and maybe the best DC in the NFL.This has to be “moves” not 1 thing is going to get us over the hump.
We have a tough tough division and conference and it’s gonna to take a lot.
Beyond the players something that’s obvious is we have to get smarter at the coaching level.
Watching Reid work his magic with play calling and selection was a thing of beauty.
The DC for KC is terribly underrated and shocking hasn’t gotten a job interview and HV position.
Is that all?The biggest move they can make is the O-line......
Followed by ensuring we are at good shape at Edge rushing until Chubb and Phillips are 100%
And a stud LB'r or two.
Says you. - LOLbest move we could make is to find a different GM
Are you recommending Grier Growth? - LOLHow about improved GM
I just can't top that. - LOLGreat intel Ray LOL
I will say if we miss the playoffs or back in weakly like we have the past 2 years to play a game we know we literally have no shot at winning, well you bring the cheese and I’ll bring the whine.
Good point. It speaks to experience doesn't it?First off, I didn’t think Reid’s play calling was all that great most the game. Hell, KC only scored 3 points the first half and pretty much did next to nothing until the game-altering turnover setting them up deep in Niners territory just prior to the start of Q4.
Now, the 4th and 1 call, that was a great call. But there weren’t that many great ones.
Secondly, let’s not forget Andy Reid’s head coaching career in it’s totality. For many years he was thought of in a different light. A guy whose team can’t win the big game. They underachieved many times, and game-planning, play calling, and situational decision making often played a role.
That narrative finally changed while in KC and with Mahomes. But it lasted a long time beforehand.
Why does Reid get the benefit of ignoring many years of his career? I mean, Mike McDaniel is only about to begin year 3. Reid was 16-16 with one postseason appearance his first 2 seasons in Philly. McDaniel is 20-14 with two postseason appearances in Miami. Reid was 1-1 in the postseason, McDaniel is 0-2.
Who’s to say McDaniel’s coaching career can’t follow a similar path as Reid’s if given more and patience? Just sayin.
I agree.Agree 100 percent. I think KC has the best quarterback, probably the best head coach, and maybe the best DC in the NFL.
Everyone is chasing KC. I think the positive, for Miami, is that unlike the New England dynasty, the Chiefs aren't in the same division.
To that point, the Dolphins have to figure out Buffalo first. I think matching up with the Bills and Chiefs is similar. Both teams are loaded.
So, I think that's the conversation. How do you best matchup?
Interesting conversation on Sirius Radio the other day. Of all people, Tom Brady talked about how difficult it is for defenses now because they can't get physical with quarterbacks.I agree.
If we can focus on beating Buffalo that will have the advantage of giving us the skill to beat a consistently good team.
That should reflect positively on how we play other good teams.
Haha that's funny. Sad, true, but funny.I'm pissed Taylor Swift was rooting for a team for like 4 months and got a Super Bowl, and I'm a Dolphins fan.
I would only trade up for Bowers if he dropped to 15-20. But he won'tGet King Henry, and trade up for Brock Bowers if he gets around 10 in draft.