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This article is pretty much where I'm at with this team right now. I'm optimistic, but also a realist. We have a bunch of new players, new coaches, most significantly the new OC...which means do we have the same level of play calling on the O? Read the article and give your take. Be real about your comments, we're all phin fans and always want to our team to go to the SB, but in terms of what's been done, factor in Gelling time, chemistry, learning the play book, the changes with coaches, more so on the O, and the revamped secondary with no proven stars, where do think we are right now..not the future, like game 4 on, but right now.

http://www.phins.com/chris/column_051706.html
 
MDFINFAN said:
This article is pretty much where I'm at with this team right now. I'm optimistic, but also a realist. We have a bunch of new players, new coaches, most significantly the new OC...which means do we have the same level of play calling on the O? Read the article and give your take. Be real about your comments, we're all phin fans and always want to our team to go to the SB, but in terms of what's been done, factor in Gelling time, chemistry, learning the play book, the changes with coaches, more so on the O, and the revamped secondary with no proven stars, where do think we are right now..not the future, like game 4 on, but right now.

http://www.phins.com/chris/column_051706.html
I read it earlier this morning and immediately thought of all the hype and high hopes on this board. It does bring one back down to reality alittle. We'll just have to wait and see if all the new changes pan out.
 
this comment brings a point:

“This is a league of change nowadays, where you can forecast that 30% of roster will change year to year.â€Â


It sounds like he is saying that all teams change their roster about 30%, so why is it a big deal if it is the norm? We are only 5% higher than what he is saying now.

The front seven on defense and the offensive line are pretty much the same. LJ will be the only addition that we be starting that is different. The continuity on the lines should be the same so all we have to worry about is the secondary and the QB. All we can do is go up with secondary play and the QB spot is debatable.

IT would have been cool if we researched the turnover rate for the last few SB winners. Give something to compare it with to see if we are far away form that number.
 
I agree, just look at last year, sure they started off with a great win, but then the next several games were tough. Finishing it off with the six straight wins to end the season. Yeah, they will need to gell, but most of the group was there last year and know what Saban is looking for, so the curve might not be as great as it was last year.
 
GCD960 said:
this comment brings a point:

“This is a league of change nowadays, where you can forecast that 30% of roster will change year to year.”


It sounds like he is saying that all teams change their roster about 30%, so why is it a big deal if it is the norm? We are only 5% higher than what he is saying now.

Not only are we changing players, but we've changed coaches as well, almost starting from stratch. Now look at the O side, we've changed LT, which is a big deal...gel time is essential between he and Jeno..plus we've changed the most important position QB. That's a big change..he has to get to know our receivers, our division in terms of facing them 2x's a year, Gus had already gone though them and knew them a little.. Now add a new OC, and we're starting over..because the OC is learning our system as well, then he has to learn to use our personnel in different situations, so that may mean a slow start to the season as he learns.

The front seven on defense and the offensive line are pretty much the same. LJ will be the only addition that we be starting that is different. The continuity on the lines should be the same so all we have to worry about is the secondary and the QB. All we can do is go up with secondary play and the QB spot is debatable.

True the DL is pretty much the same, add a new starting OLB, but the secondary is a total unknown right now, and that adds to anxiety, remember KC changed their whole secondary last year trying to upgrade and you saw the results, even thought they had pretty good names to include Surtain, they got burned a lot because it was their first time playing together. That's a huge change for us, if Y. Bell doesn't start on the same side as Daniels, if Daniels start, it a big change. While I like Daniels, I like Poole more if he returns to his ways prior to his injury. Allen is the other corner and the Draftee Allen could be the starting Safety..new people, new system for all could lead to early problems until they learn each other and the system, add to that a new DC..minus two coaches from last year.

IT would have been cool if we researched the turnover rate for the last few SB winners. Give something to compare it with to see if we are far away form that number.

I think the only SB winner with significant change that I can remember is the Rams, when they change almost 70% of their D from the year before, which also, btw, almost cost them the SB.
 
He does make some points, It's easy to find negitive points on any team. IMO the only way to really tell how well or how poor the changes that have been made are good or not is to see this team playing in the regular season. Then and only then will we know just what it is Nick was trying to do this off season.


Go Dolphins
 
MDFINFAN said:
This article is pretty much where I'm at with this team right now. I'm optimistic, but also a realist. We have a bunch of new players, new coaches, most significantly the new OC...which means do we have the same level of play calling on the O? Read the article and give your take. Be real about your comments, we're all phin fans and always want to our team to go to the SB, but in terms of what's been done, factor in Gelling time, chemistry, learning the play book, the changes with coaches, more so on the O, and the revamped secondary with no proven stars, where do think we are right now..not the future, like game 4 on, but right now.

http://www.phins.com/chris/column_051706.html
A write up like this is an enthusiasm breaker.I have a few things to say here and make a note of it.

#1.First of all,there is no doubt in my mind that our secondary has improved REMARKABLY.It is a secondary designed to compliment it's players.Where one player has shortcomings,another is designed to step up.One example of this is how Saban designed his first draft pick to deal with the fact that Will Allen has shortcomings when it comes to dealing with the deep ball.This is where Jason Allen excells.Will Allen is a trooper 20 yards and under.That leaves Jason Allen to playing the position he is supposed to play, Safety.Both are fine tacklers, which i may add is something we have been lacking severely.
If Will Poole returns to the form he was at in his rookie season, We have our other starting corner who will be the biggest "sleeper" on any secondary in the NFL.I will gladly take Will Poole over Madison on my secondary anyday.YOUTH INJECTED!To stand next to Jason Allen is another good tackling Safety in Renaldo Hill.I like guys that can tackle and so does Nick.This guy as well as Deke Cooper can tackle.Hill is an obvious upgrade at the position and both he and Deke can wrap up tackle.Look for Deke on special teams.And I think Travis Daniels has the ability to play many positions in the secondary but we will likely see him mostly at Nickel.Good place for him to make an impact.So our back ups are Tillman,Cooper,Daniels and Bell.Not too bad.And say what you wanna' say about Shulters,the guy couldn't hit a tackling dummy.That's why he is gone.I would gladly give up the 4 int's he got if he would have just tackled somebody on a few of those plays where we got burned!

#2.The main issues that we had in the front 7 was caused by lack of depth.When Seau went out,it hurt us because Spragan is more of a situational guy.He wasn't meant to play every down.He can make an impact,but in the right place and time.Neuman can take up some of that slack,but still,I agree,we need a guy who can really be a starter in the position.I think Saban will gamble a third or fourth rounder in the suplimental draft on Ahmad Brooks.That would help us out alot and then we can look to dumping some excess weight starting with Eddie Moore.But as far as depth,we are one aquisition away from being right where we wanna be.On the D-line is where we see the need to inject youth and health without losing production.That is what will not happen this year.We need Traylor to stay healthy.Our rookies from last year are not ready.If Traylor stays healthy,we have a solid line.If he gets hurt,we will give up some yards up the middle,that's the bottom line.Next year we get better and younger in the middle and we are SOLID at the ends with Carter and Talor and Bowens and Roth backing them up.Don't believe the hype about Roth.He is a solid back up guy.

#3.Our offensive line,after being one of the worst in the leauge a year prior became one of the toughest in the leauge under coach Houk and will continue to improve.Signing Shelton and making MacIntosh sweat it out was pure genious on Saban's part.Then re-signing Mac in a back up capacity will make the man hungry as hell to prove he can start again.Watch both of these guys improve their play 100% over the next year.If Pearson gets healthy,damn, look out!That is one big and talented man.Last I saw Vernon Carey, he looked to have dropped about 30lbs.(I don't know if that is accurate weight but he dropped alot!)That will get the agility going again.It was always said that his weight problem stunted his great talent.Looks like Saban dropped the hammer on him.Seth McInney has always been a decent player,he just has some desision making shortcommings.Look to Houk to correct some of these issues.Not to mention that Seth might not wind up being our starting center.This line will become dominant in a year or two.I have no doubts.

#4.I don't give a damn if it is Joey Harrington or Dante Culpepper behind center.It is still a vast upgrade to anything that has been here since Danny was pushed out by Whinestadt.Nuff said and agree with me or check yourself into a mental institution!

#5.Ronnie CAN and WILL,with a large ammount of enthusiasm,take up the slack and carry the load.Forget Gonjaboy,here comes the Hammer.And by the way,for you Sammy Morris doubters,I believe it was Sammy Morris who gained about 600 yars with a 4 yard per cary average behind one of the worst O-lines in Dolphins history.Do any of you remember that?I cried through every game so I do.

#6.I love our WR"S.Chambers is just STARTING to realize his talent.Marty Booker is highly under rated.Kelly Campbell is an across the middle playmaker.Derek Hagan is a STUD who only had a bad draft because of poor showing in a senior bowl game.Aramashodu is also a raw talent.Welker is an on-field warrior.What he lacks in raw talent he makes up for with heart.I am more than satisfied with what we have accomplished here.Remember a couple years ago when James McNight was our second best reciever.Hmmmm,I do.

In short,there are alot of negatives that can be thrown at you right now,and I know that you don't want to get your hopes up like I have every year just to have them dashed onto the floor along with your heart.I am here today to let you know that this year,under this coach,things will begin to change.The Miami Dolphins WILL make the playoffs.I am certain of this.I have only stated that I was CERTAIN of our Dolphins winning before 2 times.The first time was in the early eighties.I was about 9-10 years old.We lived in Secaucus N.J. and My whole family were HUGE Dolfans because my cousin is Tommy Vigorito.All my friends would pick on me and most of them were Jet,Giant or Cowboy fans.It was during the time when nobody thought the Bears could be beaten.Especially the kids at school.My mom and brother and sister did not think Miami would win.The night before the game my cousin was on the Art Rust Jr. radio show.We have it taped still today.(on cassette,lol..)We called in and Tommy told Art"Art,that's my cousin"...and we all told Tommy how much we were rooting for him and how much we loved the Dolphins.After my mom hunng up the phone,and you can ask her,she will remember,I said "mom, the Dolphins are going to win that game...if I had a million dollars,I would bet it right now.They are gonna win by two touchdowns".And I think you all know what happened that very next day.
The second time I said that Miami would win was right after the Bills game last year.I said to my mother and my brother on the phone "The Dolphins aren't gonna' lose another game this year,I know it...No way they lose again this year."And I think we all know what happened in the next 4 games.
I am saying right now for all of you to read,The Miami Dolphins will make the playoffs this year.I can't predict the Super Bowl,they have to earn that once they are there,but I know with everything that I have ever known that they will be in the playoffs.
 
i dont think our coordinator changes this year will be as drastic as last year...

offensively we still are using the same playbook, tis just mularky will add some of his plays to it... its not a full revamping... and capers isn't changing the defensive playbook either, just adding in some of his 3-4 experience to change around a few things...

but neither is a full overhaul...

as for players gelling that is an issue, but really starters wise on offense, its only culpepper and shelton... everyone else tahts a main factor has been here and know the system/players/style/etc... on defense, the only problem is the secondary in regards to new players... but can the secondary get much worse than it was last year? i dont think so...
 
Nice read AD...hopefully your predictions come true...
 
In order....

Linehan - Honestly the playcalling was not all that great last season... and until Saban ordered Linehan out of the press box and on to the field there were numerous times we should have run the ball instead of passed. Mularky is a proven producer as an OC and now has the advantage of also looking at things from HC level as well... advantage Dolphins.

DC's health - It's not fair to compare injuries.. all respond differently. It is especially not fair to compare similar injuries with significantly differing postion requirements....

JH - If the issue the article presents is learning the offense and gaining continuity... then Saban did the right thing..... bring JH in as early as possible learn the offense and players and get the reps..... the writer sits on both sides of the issue here...imo

RW/RB - The writer can't say what the outcome of games may or may not have been... certainly RW was an advantage... luxury... but it's just as easy to say RB's future is extremely bright given all that he can do....I don't see any conflict in what Saban did for RW's... he supported a player... and it has nothing to do with what he thinks of RB... imo... the writer is really reaching to fill space at this point.

DL- It takes on average 2-3 years for players to develop in the league... the writer should know this... the writer expresses the "microwave" mentality so prevelent today... it's simply wrong.

Games aren't played on paper... an injury here or there can significantly impact the W/L record of any given team... the exception to that rule are teams that have quality depth supported by versatile players...Saban is building that type of roster.... it's important to remember in all of the drafts by RS and DW it only produced 4-5 NFL quality starters.... what Saabn and staff have done is remarkable in two years with limited DP's

While the writer states... this season's success is debatable... which may be the only thing in the piece that makes sense... that could be said for every team... every year...

Bottom line - IMO... Dolphin fans have a something to look forward to this season... and the recent changes are exciting with possibilities.
 
My BIGGEST concern to start the season is how the secondary learns the defense and how our QB's mesh with the wr's. BOTH things CAN (not always) take some time.

I think we have a lot more talent in those areas than last year, but it is a team sport and just bc you have more talent does not automatically make you better. It may take some time to adjust. That is why Saban gave up a pick to get Harrington down here now, instead of June 15. I am not expecting to start out hot right out of the gate. I am, instead, hoping to be average maybe win a few games early, but really start making strides and getting momentum for the stretch run and hopefully (if we did not put ourselves in too much of a hole early on) the playoffs.
 
Anthony D. said:
A write up like this is an enthusiasm breaker.I have a few things to say here and make a note of it.

#1.First of all,there is no doubt in my mind that our secondary has improved REMARKABLY.It is a secondary designed to compliment it's players.Where one player has shortcomings,another is designed to step up.One example of this is how Saban designed his first draft pick to deal with the fact that Will Allen has shortcomings when it comes to dealing with the deep ball.This is where Jason Allen excells.Will Allen is a trooper 20 yards and under.That leaves Jason Allen to playing the position he is supposed to play, Safety.Both are fine tacklers, which i may add is something we have been lacking severely.
If Will Poole returns to the form he was at in his rookie season, We have our other starting corner who will be the biggest "sleeper" on any secondary in the NFL.I will gladly take Will Poole over Madison on my secondary anyday.YOUTH INJECTED!To stand next to Jason Allen is another good tackling Safety in Renaldo Hill.I like guys that can tackle and so does Nick.This guy as well as Deke Cooper can tackle.Hill is an obvious upgrade at the position and both he and Deke can wrap up tackle.Look for Deke on special teams.And I think Travis Daniels has the ability to play many positions in the secondary but we will likely see him mostly at Nickel.Good place for him to make an impact.So our back ups are Tillman,Cooper,Daniels and Bell.Not too bad.And say what you wanna' say about Shulters,the guy couldn't hit a tackling dummy.That's why he is gone.I would gladly give up the 4 int's he got if he would have just tackled somebody on a few of those plays where we got burned!

#2.The main issues that we had in the front 7 was caused by lack of depth.When Seau went out,it hurt us because Spragan is more of a situational guy.He wasn't meant to play every down.He can make an impact,but in the right place and time.Neuman can take up some of that slack,but still,I agree,we need a guy who can really be a starter in the position.I think Saban will gamble a third or fourth rounder in the suplimental draft on Ahmad Brooks.That would help us out alot and then we can look to dumping some excess weight starting with Eddie Moore.But as far as depth,we are one aquisition away from being right where we wanna be.On the D-line is where we see the need to inject youth and health without losing production.That is what will not happen this year.We need Traylor to stay healthy.Our rookies from last year are not ready.If Traylor stays healthy,we have a solid line.If he gets hurt,we will give up some yards up the middle,that's the bottom line.Next year we get better and younger in the middle and we are SOLID at the ends with Carter and Talor and Bowens and Roth backing them up.Don't believe the hype about Roth.He is a solid back up guy.

#3.Our offensive line,after being one of the worst in the leauge a year prior became one of the toughest in the leauge under coach Houk and will continue to improve.Signing Shelton and making MacIntosh sweat it out was pure genious on Saban's part.Then re-signing Mac in a back up capacity will make the man hungry as hell to prove he can start again.Watch both of these guys improve their play 100% over the next year.If Pearson gets healthy,damn, look out!That is one big and talented man.Last I saw Vernon Carey, he looked to have dropped about 30lbs.(I don't know if that is accurate weight but he dropped alot!)That will get the agility going again.It was always said that his weight problem stunted his great talent.Looks like Saban dropped the hammer on him.Seth McInney has always been a decent player,he just has some desision making shortcommings.Look to Houk to correct some of these issues.Not to mention that Seth might not wind up being our starting center.This line will become dominant in a year or two.I have no doubts.

#4.I don't give a damn if it is Joey Harrington or Dante Culpepper behind center.It is still a vast upgrade to anything that has been here since Danny was pushed out by Whinestadt.Nuff said and agree with me or check yourself into a mental institution!

#5.Ronnie CAN and WILL,with a large ammount of enthusiasm,take up the slack and carry the load.Forget Gonjaboy,here comes the Hammer.And by the way,for you Sammy Morris doubters,I believe it was Sammy Morris who gained about 600 yars with a 4 yard per cary average behind one of the worst O-lines in Dolphins history.Do any of you remember that?I cried through every game so I do.

#6.I love our WR"S.Chambers is just STARTING to realize his talent.Marty Booker is highly under rated.Kelly Campbell is an across the middle playmaker.Derek Hagan is a STUD who only had a bad draft because of poor showing in a senior bowl game.Aramashodu is also a raw talent.Welker is an on-field warrior.What he lacks in raw talent he makes up for with heart.I am more than satisfied with what we have accomplished here.Remember a couple years ago when James McNight was our second best reciever.Hmmmm,I do.

In short,there are alot of negatives that can be thrown at you right now,and I know that you don't want to get your hopes up like I have every year just to have them dashed onto the floor along with your heart.I am here today to let you know that this year,under this coach,things will begin to change.The Miami Dolphins WILL make the playoffs.I am certain of this.I have only stated that I was CERTAIN of our Dolphins winning before 2 times.The first time was in the early eighties.I was about 9-10 years old.We lived in Secaucus N.J. and My whole family were HUGE Dolfans because my cousin is Tommy Vigorito.All my friends would pick on me and most of them were Jet,Giant or Cowboy fans.It was during the time when nobody thought the Bears could be beaten.Especially the kids at school.My mom and brother and sister did not think Miami would win.The night before the game my cousin was on the Art Rust Jr. radio show.We have it taped still today.(on cassette,lol..)We called in and Tommy told Art"Art,that's my cousin"...and we all told Tommy how much we were rooting for him and how much we loved the Dolphins.After my mom hunng up the phone,and you can ask her,she will remember,I said "mom, the Dolphins are going to win that game...if I had a million dollars,I would bet it right now.They are gonna win by two touchdowns".And I think you all know what happened that very next day.
The second time I said that Miami would win was right after the Bills game last year.I said to my mother and my brother on the phone "The Dolphins aren't gonna' lose another game this year,I know it...No way they lose again this year."And I think we all know what happened in the next 4 games.
I am saying right now for all of you to read,The Miami Dolphins will make the playoffs this year.I can't predict the Super Bowl,they have to earn that once they are there,but I know with everything that I have ever known that they will be in the playoffs.

Basically your talking what everyone thinks on paper, but if all these secondary guys are as good as you say, I wonder why they were available to be signed as FA's..oh, I forgot, other teams don't know talent..:rolleyes:

Which brings us back to the original question, today, do we really know what we have?

A qb coming into a new system is learning also, especially in Joey's situation, this is a new division for both qb's, it does make a different when you don't know the teams as well as the teams you've played in your divions or league in both they're cases. Wasn't there a learning curve last year when we went 3-7 before it clicked for us? That wasn't a bad team, just a new team, and sometimes in a new system the light has to come on, even for great players. No one is suggesting that this team won't be good, heck we all think so, even the article recognize that, but when you seriously think about our team and the changes, no one can seriously say, or know, exactly what this year will bring..WE DON'T KNOW..and you don't know. We ALL are hoping for the best, but TODAY, I can't say, if we had the same team and coaches from last year, I could predict a little better, but we don't and I can't..hopefully all of our moves are upgrades, and they gel very fast and we don't miss a beat from last year. The only areas I expect to perform better right now, and that's if no one gets hurt are the DL and OL, I would hope they play lights out. If they do, we should be in every game, since this is where everything on O and D starts. That's where I have the the biggest hopes in terms of our season. The secondary, the Qb's, and depth is still a question for me to go along with the OC..I'm more comfortable with Campers since we're running the same D...but the O can look really different with M. running it as oppose to Scott L. RB without RW isn't as bad, but it was nice to have interchangable Running backs, with no drop off. Morris isn't Williams, but he's a decent backup. There are questions in my mind, but again because of the OL and DL, I feel pretty confident.
 
MDFINFAN said:
This article is pretty much where I'm at with this team right now. I'm optimistic, but also a realist. We have a bunch of new players, new coaches, most significantly the new OC...which means do we have the same level of play calling on the O? Read the article and give your take. Be real about your comments, we're all phin fans and always want to our team to go to the SB, but in terms of what's been done, factor in Gelling time, chemistry, learning the play book, the changes with coaches, more so on the O, and the revamped secondary with no proven stars, where do think we are right now..not the future, like game 4 on, but right now.

http://www.phins.com/chris/column_051706.html

I have been saying similar things for awhile now. It's kinda like the 6 games winning streak that everyone seems to think makes us a lock to go to the playoffs. No we are not a lock to make the playoffs, and yes there are some questions to be answered. My optimizm comes from the direction we are headed, not so much where we already are. To think just two years ago we were lead by a HC that held NOBOBDY accountable and had this team on a fast track to destruction, I can only see the present as a HUGE improvement.
As to the article I do have to disagree with a couple of his points.
1. From all I have heard Culpepper will be ready for the start of training camp, so this whole "what if he doesn't start til the 4 game" crap doesn't fly.
2.Joey is a steal for a 6th rd pick. You are gonna tell me you can get someone with that much upside in next years draft for a 6th rd pick?? Yes we may have been able to wait and get him for free, but I saw this as a politcal move where he let Millen save face. It is never good to have enemies. He will parlay this into something down the road. Nick doesn't see things with tunnel vision, he sees the big picture.
3. The whole lets panick because Nick tried to save Ricky from the suspension is ridculious. I don't care if it was Jr Seau who was about to be released, Nick has to fight for his guys. What kind of message would it have sent if he hadn't tried and fight for Ricky?? It in NO WAY means that Nick isn't comfortable with Ronnie. Every coach wants as many good players on their team as possible. Of course Nick wanted Ricky to stay, but that does not mean Ronnie can't do the job.
I do agree there are a lot of questions in the secondary and we need to find another OLB. The coaching staff has been upgraded. I felt there would have been a change in the OC whether SL would have left for the Rams or not. too many times we passed in obvious running downs and cost us games. You can't pass to set up the run. It may work OK in the reg season but not in the playoffs.
 
MDFINFAN said:
Basically your talking what everyone thinks on paper, but if all these secondary guys are as good as you say, I wonder why they were available to be signed as FA's..oh, I forgot, other teams don't know talent..:rolleyes:

Which brings us back to the original question, today, do we really know what we have?

A qb coming into a new system is learning also, especially in Joey's situation, this is a new division for both qb's, it does make a different when you don't know the teams as well as the teams you've played in your divions or league in both they're cases. Wasn't there a learning curve last year when we went 3-7 before it clicked for us? That wasn't a bad team, just a new team, and sometimes in a new system the light has to come on, even for great players. No one is suggesting that this team won't be good, heck we all think so, even the article recognize that, but when you seriously think about our team and the changes, no one can seriously say, or know, exactly what this year will bring..WE DON'T KNOW..and you don't know. We ALL are hoping for the best, but TODAY, I can't say, if we had the same team and coaches from last year, I could predict a little better, but we don't and I can't..hopefully all of our moves are upgrades, and they gel very fast and we don't miss a beat from last year. The only areas I expect to perform better right now, and that's if no one gets hurt are the DL and OL, I would hope they play lights out. If they do, we should be in every game, since this is where everything on O and D starts. That's where I have the the biggest hopes in terms of our season. The secondary, the Qb's, and depth is still a question for me to go along with the OC..I'm more comfortable with Campers since we're running the same D...but the O can look really different with M. running it as oppose to Scott L. RB without RW isn't as bad, but it was nice to have interchangable Running backs, with no drop off. Morris isn't Williams, but he's a decent backup. There are questions in my mind, but again because of the OL and DL, I feel pretty confident.
I understand taking things with a grain of salt.Nothing is guaranteed as far as what is on paper.I feel that the intangibles are there.To me,this is like a large jigsaw puzzle that has fallen into place.I agree that I am less worried about Capers than Mularky,but I think you will see that Mularky will be doing what every coach would do in his situation,stick to what he does best.That is run the football,and spread the defense with 3 WR sets.Saban ultamately calls the shots,so I would expect things to not stray too far from what was done last season.And improve ment at line on both sides of the ball wins more games.You said it yourself.Domination up front is the key to making it all work.I agree and also see a major increase in our O-line's productivity more and more under coach Houk.This alone along with what I see in the secondary puts us in the playoffs even with Harrington under center.
 
well, if the turnover is league-wide (with the exception of coaches), then the other teams will go thru similar issues. that means...WE'LL BE AAIGHT!
 
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