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The Miami Dolphin’s latest rebuild is sadly and officially over

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That 2020 1st round was so bad with 3 picks that it made the foundation of this “rebuild” weak and unstable and of course it’s crumbling now as we speak.
 
Reactionary nonsense. We blow it up and restart again, and we will be in this cycle of poverty for the next 50 years.

No, no, no, no, no... this "blow it up, and restart again" mentality is not going to get us anywhere, but to become the Cubs of the NFL. We need our "Theo Epstein" at GM. Get rid of Grier and work with the generational talent we have.
 
Reactionary nonsense. We blow it up and restart again, and we will be in this cycle of poverty for the next 50 years.

No, no, no, no, no... this "blow it up, and restart again" mentality is not going to get us anywhere, but to become the Cubs of the NFL. We need our "Theo Epstein" at GM. Get rid of Grier and work with the generational talent we have.
Generational talent? Where?
 
Reactionary nonsense. We blow it up and restart again, and we will be in this cycle of poverty for the next 50 years.

No, no, no, no, no... this "blow it up, and restart again" mentality is not going to get us anywhere, but to become the Cubs of the NFL. We need our "Theo Epstein" at GM. Get rid of Grier and work with the generational talent we have.
And what “generational” talent do we have? The term “generational talent” is way over used. You are implying that we have players that are better than any other player in the league which is no true at all. X is probably our only player that could start on every team in the NFL but that doesn’t mean he is the best. I would rather have Jalen Ramsey anyday.

The only thing that would would blow up is the front office and coaching. Bring in a new GM and let him pick a new coach. A HC that has experience as a HC in the NFL. No more experiments.

As for players, Parker, X and Jones are on the trade block.
 
There is no need to blow it up. Get in new minds- hopefully competent ones- and continue to build on top of what we've got. I am wondering if better coaching can get better production out of certain players. For example, is Austin Jackson, under a good, solid, competent oline coach, is he salvageable? I don't know- but I would give a new oline coach a chance to study AJ and decide if he can make a go of him.
Better offensive system could maybe makes some guys look better. But I wouldn't go cutting too many guys just for the sake of it. They are mostly still young, on rookie contracts. Let them get beat out by a new player first, rather than just throwing them away.
I always think, Billy Turner.
 
This regime likes to convolute who is in charge of doing what. Does Grier pick the players or does Flores? Which of the 2 oc's calls the plays or is it Charlie Frye or Flores? For that reason they ALL need to go. From top to bottom.

Fire the GM
Fire Flores
Fire the entire staff
But most importantly fire the entire scouting department

No more half measures!
 
Of course you have to start over.

You started building with a plan toward something, except your plan was bad and everything has fallen apart. You have clearly made mistakes and are on the wrong track to build toward something good. You now have a bunch of spare parts and need a new plan to build toward a new ideal.

That's called starting over.
 
If we had Billacheat as head coach how do you think we would look with our players today?

If I was this owner I wouldn't let our GM or HC trade any players or make any deals until the end of the year.

Our coaching staff and front office need to be put on notice...show long term capable improvement or look for employment elsewhere.
 
Well, the Patriots are 2-4 with a roster that's probably on par with Miami's, maybe a little bit worse on paper. And the're 2-4 with a point differential of -2. Miami is 1-5 with a point differential of -78.
 
The next things that need to happen at this franchise are to employ a GM who
Can be trusted with draft picks and FA$ and then employ a coach and assistants that will make the most of the talent we have here.

A competent coaching team will be able to get more out of this bunch of players.

Only then will we find out quite what the next steps need to be.
 
Well, the Patriots are 2-4 with a roster that's probably on par with Miami's, maybe a little bit worse on paper. And the're 2-4 with a point differential of -2. Miami is 1-5 with a point differential of -78.
Coaching is the difference. They are competing.
 
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