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

Ray R said:
Weak, or over-generalized word usage and sentence structures can lead to unintended interpretations.

Would you let a blind man walk into the middle of an intersection without offering some direction?

Hmm.

Now that I think about it, the last sentence is a good indicator about what I'm talking about i.e. which direction would you send him in would be better focused and less likely to be mis-interpreted. - LOL
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Insults are not "offering direction". It's simply a,way for simpletons to get their jollies at the expense of others.
 
Mach2 said:
Insults are not "offering direction". It's simply a,way for simpletons to get their jollies at the expense of others.
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Oh, but it is "offering direction"!

This is achieved by acting as an example of how easy it is to lose the point of a sentence when vague, undefined or misused words can lead to erroneous conclusions.

The fact that some of my "miss-interpretations" may seem funny, or even preposterous, only helps to emphasize my point.

The fact that I find these mis-interpretations hilarious is just a bonus.

No extra charge for all my big words. - LOL
 
DolphinVJ said:
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.
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Plus his drafts pretty much sucked other than 2021
 
Marino's role in all of this is team legend and embarrassed fan-- but at least he's getting paid.
 
About 20 years ago Marino joined the team as a consultant or something and resigned quickly thereafter because he realized what a disaster the team was, he sits in the booth with Ross and waves at the fans like Santa during the thanksgiving day parade. He may give input when asked but i highly doubt he wants to be involved in that capacity.
 
His role is to walk to the ATM machine, punching his pin number and take out money
 
He's basically like T.D. but he gets to sit in a luxury box and shake hands instead of staying on the sideline with fans.
 
I bet he would be more effective at 60 or whatever he is than our current QB. I kinda mean it. Arm is probably stronger 😂
 
DolphinVJ said:
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.
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Grier is gone because he fail get job done.
 
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