EmperorPhin
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Philbin is the worst coach in nfl
Will You All Now Admit i was Right... Again?
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I hope you were right prior to 1/15/12. My Thread was titled "One Man's Crusade Against The Hiring Of Joe Philbin"
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I'm glad you remember. More importantly, I hope you have learned something.
No they are not the only clowns, also the fans who support them.
Let me refer you back to a thread I started 1/15/12. The thread was titled "One Man's Crusade Against The Hiring Of Joe Philbin". I did not "wait" as you suggested.
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And let's not forget that in order to be right in the first place...you have to go through the gauntlet of morons stating how wrong you are...and then when you're right not a peep. And if you start a thread like this...you get shredded again....
Sir, unlike many Dolphans like yourself, I expected this because we have incompetent people in charge of this franchise. And when you have incompetent people in charge you are going to get disappointing results 90% of the time.
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Enjoy your circle jerk
Finfan0120
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Yeah our players looked great today! A few minor coaching adjustments and we would have won by several TDs....
SCall13
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You aren't the only one who has been saying it or thinking it. Don't congratulate yourself too much. Thing is: hopefully ROSS gets it. Hopefully he feels the pulse of the fans. Hopefully he isn't brain dead of the disaster that unfolded him before him. I'm done with this regime. I still think Tanny can be very good. But not under this staff. This is a disaster. ON MANY LEVELS. One might point at Sherman immediately. But Coyle was/is HORRIBLE!. How could anyone not see that?
I don't think Ross sees it. He is an absentee owner.
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Sherman just never seemed to fit in with this team.
Philbin's very cerebral, or at least just looks like he is. When I hear him in interviews, he more often than not seems to identify the problems of the Fin's game very accurately. Except for the Bills blowout, where he said he didn't have an answer. I honestly think that was him trying to maintain respect for Sherman and not quickly throw him under the bus, when everyone in Miami and FH will clearly tell you, Sherman blew that game.
Coyle seems to know his players and system pretty well. He's started and used guys that excel in his coverage and blitz schemes. I can't entirely fault him for Wheeler, nor Dion Jordan riding the bench due to injury recovery, nor can I blame him for the run defense getting exhausted cuz they're on the field so much.
But everytime I read a Sherman quote, it's like I'm listening to some old guy try to play Madden. "Well, the running game wasn't really working, so... I just stopped going that route...". I seriously get no vibe of "man, this guy KNOWS what he's doing." He just grab-bags from his list of plays and hopes for the best, hoping not to get out-coached, then somehow pulls out nailbiter wins against good teams. But give him a mediocre/underrated team with a chip on it's shoulder, adjusting to win the game, and watch Sherman's O fall apart.
All that being said, I'd be willing to give a one season try to Philbin, Coyle, and _____ offensive coordinator, to see what they can do with someone at the helm that Knows their offensive players strengths and weaknesses, makes adjustments, doesn't abandon the run, uses more screens and slants, and isn't afraid to let their athletic and capable QB run once in a while, or operate out of the pocket.
Philbin's very cerebral, or at least just looks like he is. When I hear him in interviews, he more often than not seems to identify the problems of the Fin's game very accurately. Except for the Bills blowout, where he said he didn't have an answer. I honestly think that was him trying to maintain respect for Sherman and not quickly throw him under the bus, when everyone in Miami and FH will clearly tell you, Sherman blew that game.
Coyle seems to know his players and system pretty well. He's started and used guys that excel in his coverage and blitz schemes. I can't entirely fault him for Wheeler, nor Dion Jordan riding the bench due to injury recovery, nor can I blame him for the run defense getting exhausted cuz they're on the field so much.
But everytime I read a Sherman quote, it's like I'm listening to some old guy try to play Madden. "Well, the running game wasn't really working, so... I just stopped going that route...". I seriously get no vibe of "man, this guy KNOWS what he's doing." He just grab-bags from his list of plays and hopes for the best, hoping not to get out-coached, then somehow pulls out nailbiter wins against good teams. But give him a mediocre/underrated team with a chip on it's shoulder, adjusting to win the game, and watch Sherman's O fall apart.
All that being said, I'd be willing to give a one season try to Philbin, Coyle, and _____ offensive coordinator, to see what they can do with someone at the helm that Knows their offensive players strengths and weaknesses, makes adjustments, doesn't abandon the run, uses more screens and slants, and isn't afraid to let their athletic and capable QB run once in a while, or operate out of the pocket.
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Versus the one the homers had for the rest of the year?
Ross now says he is going to look at everything. Great, because unless he changes the glasses he's been wearing the last 3 years it will be the same old same old. The fact is that with all the money spent in the off-season this is not what I call progress.
very true