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Who are the Top 5 Most Hated Dolphins of the past decade (2000-2010)?

Now that I think about it:

Forget 1 through 5. For being the damned architect of our proud franchise's demise, this asshat gets spots # 1-50

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All I need is a rifle, scope, 500 yds or less of clear sightline, and an escape route. :evilmod:



J/K ... sorta.
 
Surprised nobody mentioned Jimmy Johnson.

Hating a player 'cus they sucked is weak. Be pissed off at whoever hired them but don't hate on a brother for trying to earn a couple of bucks.
 
Ray Lucas's bad play probably cost us more than anything. We had a healthy OL that year with Jaimie Nails, Todd Perry, Tim Ruddy, and Todd Wade all playing above average. Ricky was killing it. Chambers and McMichael were making plays in the pass game. Surtain, Madison, Marion, JT, Zach, and TBo were at the top of their games, and Mare was still clutch. Lucas cost us some games.

Cam Cameron's camp cupcake resulted in a lot of injuries that led us to 1-15. And I've never seen such a poorly conditioned or coached team. I know people like to bash Sparano, but I think people really need to look at how bad Cam was.

I understand Culpepper was hurt, but the fact that when he got to us he made no effort to rehab his injury and then refused to work on getting back into shape when Saban benched him.

I like Welker the player, but how he left Miami left a sour taste in my mouth.

Wanny really set us back awhile.
 
armyphin said:
Surprised nobody mentioned Jimmy Johnson.

Hating a player 'cus they sucked is weak. Be pissed off at whoever hired them but don't hate on a brother for trying to earn a couple of bucks.
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I didn't consider him in "the last decade." He is #1 on my list of all time...check that...Olividatti is probably #1, Johnson #2
 
ChambersWI said:
Ray Lucas's bad play probably cost us more than anything. We had a healthy OL that year with Jaimie Nails, Todd Perry, Tim Ruddy, and Todd Wade all playing above average. Ricky was killing it. Chambers and McMichael were making plays in the pass game. Surtain, Madison, Marion, JT, Zach, and TBo were at the top of their games, and Mare was still clutch. Lucas cost us some games.

Cam Cameron's camp cupcake resulted in a lot of injuries that led us to 1-15. And I've never seen such a poorly conditioned or coached team. I know people like to bash Sparano, but I think people really need to look at how bad Cam was.

I understand Culpepper was hurt, but the fact that when he got to us he made no effort to rehab his injury and then refused to work on getting back into shape when Saban benched him.

I like Welker the player, but how he left Miami left a sour taste in my mouth.

Wanny really set us back awhile.
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I blame Johnson for Wanny amongst other things...so I didn't put Wanny on my list.
 
Most hated - by fans - for what ever reason

1. Ginn
2. Beck
3. Cam Cameron
4. Dan Henning
5. Henne
 
Damn, I don't get all the Jay Feidler hate. He was no superstar, but he has still been the best since Marino

1. Prick Saban
2. Dante Culpepper
3. The stinky Tuna
4. The entire Dolphins' scouting system over the past 20 years!
5. Chris Carter- had to be different, Ha!
 
1. Wannstedt - for taking a talented team and never adding to it but kept taking away from it and trading away draft picks. He killed the franchise.
2. Ted Ginn, Jr. (and Family) - For being the Wizard of Oz all rolled into one on the field. No courage like the Lion, played with no heart like the Tin Man, no brain like the Scare Crow (and he was built like him) and he wished he had ruby slippers he could click the heels of every time a defender got close so he could go home.
3. Rick Spielman - for helping Wannstedt destroy this team. A 2nd round pick for a 3rd string QB in A.J. Feeley...Really!? Panicking after Ricky quit and using a 3rd round pick for Lamar Gordon...Seriously!?
4. Nick Saban - for being a quiter and a man of no integrity.
5. Cam Cameron/Randy Mueller - for drafting Ted Ginn, Jr. (and family) and leading the franchise to it's worst record in franchise history.
 
1. Jay Fiedler
2. Tony Sparano
3. Jamar Fletcher
4. Dan Henning
5. Dave Wannstedt
 
Anyone putting Fiedler on their list need to open their eyes and look at the big picture. He had very little natural talent, but played his *** off every effing year. He got hurt, worked hard, and came back stronger on more than one occasion. (In a span of 5 days in 2003, he came back from injury, led us to a comeback against the Redskins, and then lit it up on Thanksgiving against he Cowboys.) He was given the task of replacing one of the greatest quarterbacks in the game, and responded with leading us to four consecutive winning seasons, despite having one of the worst coaches in the game. He went head-to-head with Peyton Manning in the playoffs and beat him. We got more production per talent level out of him than anyone in recent memory.

Thank you Jay for everything you did

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