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Where are the anti Chan Gaileys?

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It seems we blamed Chan Gailey for not winning games, but for some reason points still landed on the board. For some reason we still had success even with injured players.

1. In the last 20 years we only ranked in the top 10 in offensive scoring three times. And those were the years he worked for us.

2. Before you say offensive line, our offensive line ranked bottom 5th still last year.

3. Before you mention that our offensive play calling changed when Tua came in under Chan, ask yourself, would Chan have added wins this season for us?
 
It seems we blamed Chan Gailey for not winning games, but for some reason points still landed on the board. For some reason we still had success even with injured players.

1. In the last 20 years we only ranked in the top 10 in offensive scoring three times. And those were the years he worked for us.

2. Before you say offensive line, our offensive line ranked bottom 5th still last year.

3. Before you mention that our offensive play calling changed when Tua came in under Chan, ask yourself, would Chan have added wins this season for us?
I'm right here. Gailey was outdated and his scheme was crap. So is the new scheme but that doesn't make Gailey better.

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We need a REAL NFL experienced OC. I'm hoping they look at Doug Pederson, Super bowl experience and offensive minded...hell could step right in as HC if Flo continues to suck. Of course, Flo probably wants to hire HS coaches so he can tell them what to do but a man can dream.
 
Well, Chan is past his time. I don't think anyone could have foreseen that every experienced OC the Dolphins went after would decline the job.
I don't think anyone wanted or wants the clown show we have now.
Or maybe the offering was poor? I'd take a dump on the hood of the popemobile at high noon on Easter Sunday while singing I'm a Yankee doodle dandy into a megaphone for the right amount of money.
 
I can believe that is was his failure last year AND believe if he had been here this year that the offense would be better than what we have now.

I feel the biggest detriment to a team is inconsistency in coaching. Especially for younger, less experienced players. But, at this point, it's probably better to move on from this offense altogether. Start fresh with a new offense and OL coach yet again.
 
Considering the talent Miami had last year on offense, I thought Gailey overachieved.

The rankings last year were mid-20's in most offensive categories. Better than the talent

I do think part of that was off schedule plays by Fitzpatrick, who really played at a pretty high level.

But Miami was also starting to run the ball late in the season. Something that hasn't repeated this year.
 
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