What is Dan Marino's Role In All of This? | FinHeaven - Miami Dolphins Forums

What is Dan Marino's Role In All of This?

DolphinVJ

Active Roster
Joined
Aug 19, 2002
Messages
325
Reaction score
219
Location
Northern California
Chris Grier is gone because in my opinion he drafted injury prone players and handed out major contracts to J. Ramsey, T. Hill and Tua so could not afford quality back-ups given our bad luck with injuries every year. Another issue was that after making good trades and getting draft capital, he rushed the re-build by making splash moves like for T. Hill, Chubbs and Waddle by trading up instead of building the team through the many draft picks he was able to gather. Although, I am not sure if McDaniel was behind the Hill trade and asking to sign/extend Tua. But the one guy we know has some kind of role in the Dolphins organization and talks to S. Ross is Dan Marino. What exactly is his role? I know it was reported that he likes Tua a lot.
 
Chris Grier is gone because in my opinion he drafted injury prone players and handed out major contracts to J. Ramsey, T. Hill and Tua so could not afford quality back-ups given our bad luck with injuries every year. Another issue was that after making good trades and getting draft capital, he rushed the re-build by making splash moves like for T. Hill, Chubbs and Waddle by trading up instead of building the team through the many draft picks he was able to gather. Although, I am not sure if McDaniel was behind the Hill trade and asking to sign/extend Tua. But the one guy we know has some kind of role in the Dolphins organization and talks to S. Ross is Dan Marino. What exactly is his role? I know it was reported that he likes Tua a lot.

This is exactly the kind of information we need about the structure of the Front Office in these challenging times.
 
At most, he might be one of many people Ross asks for input from regarding a few things here or there. Definitely nothing major IMO. Ross may not even talk to Dan, we have no way of knowing.
 
Hopefully he advised Ross to fire Grier mid-season so that it precluded Grier from making ill-advised trades (draft picks for players, primarily) in the effort to win now and salvage his job, at the expense of the organization's future well-being.

That would fit with Marino's role with the team and would have quite the important impact in this situation.
 
His official title is “Special Advisor”. And I believe this year he became a part owner. I know he’s worked with QB’s. So who knows what he actually does.
 
I’ll say it… As much as I idolized Dan the QB, he came off as unprepared on HBO’s Inside the NFL and CBS’ NFL Sunday show.

I’m not sure why there’s an infatuation with him being involved in the franchise? Not all individually great players are good coaches or evaluators.
 
Ill say this, I wish Marino was listened too alot more back in the 2020 draft.
 
Chris Grier is gone because in my opinion he drafted injury prone players and handed out major contracts to J. Ramsey, T. Hill and Tua so could not afford quality back-ups given our bad luck with injuries every year. Another issue was that after making good trades and getting draft capital, he rushed the re-build by making splash moves like for T. Hill, Chubbs and Waddle by trading up instead of building the team through the many draft picks he was able to gather. Although, I am not sure if McDaniel was behind the Hill trade and asking to sign/extend Tua. But the one guy we know has some kind of role in the Dolphins organization and talks to S. Ross is Dan Marino. What exactly is his role? I know it was reported that he likes Tua a lot.
Your right giving up draft picks for 2 ? Character players and one injury prone edge rusher and letting are own talent walk Brandon Jones Robert Hunt Christian Wilkins
 
Chris Grier is gone because in my opinion he drafted injury prone players and handed out major contracts to J. Ramsey, T. Hill and Tua so could not afford quality back-ups given our bad luck with injuries every year. Another issue was that after making good trades and getting draft capital, he rushed the re-build by making splash moves like for T. Hill, Chubbs and Waddle by trading up instead of building the team through the many draft picks he was able to gather. Although, I am not sure if McDaniel was behind the Hill trade and asking to sign/extend Tua. But the one guy we know has some kind of role in the Dolphins organization and talks to S. Ross is Dan Marino. What exactly is his role? I know it was reported that he likes Tua a lot.
His job is to shake hands and kiss babies. Like why is this always asked. He took on an executive job for loke 2 days and quit. Said it wasn't for him. He is basically an ambassador for Miami, take some photos, shake some hands and then have some drinks.
 
Back
Top Bottom