Got Dolphins Questions?

Who’s having sex with what?

Some were happy because they felt that Chambers was a classic underachiever. He made the spectacular catches but dropped some of the easy ones. And he seemed to disappear at times during the course of a game.

Others were angry because they felt like the Fins were giving up their only legitimate receiving threat. And some thought that Chambers still had a lot of upside – mainly because of his tendency to make amazing catches here and there.

Personally, I always liked Chambers but getting a 2nd rounder for him was a pretty solid deal.

He was good but never great, He makes the SportsCenter highlight reel catches but drops the easy ball that hits him in the chest on 3rd and long, we had a love-hate relationship with him.

Thanks for your 2 cents.

…and I guess you’re still sour over this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFbhoK2239o

a more than 50% roster turnover, a damn near flawless draft, a completely new attitude, a switch to the 3-4 responsible for Porter’s resurgence….

and I will tell you that Pennington is a franchise QB. Look at the numbers. When you can look past the ‘noodle arm’ jokes and find a real knock on him as a player, let me know.

yes. He’s a top 10 QB in the league right now, as evidenced by his numbers and his impact to this team. 2-3 years down the road, I think Henne will be the one taking snaps.

your 2-12. When you guys stop crapping on yourselves every week then we can talk about crapping on others

better than anybody could’ve imagined. Merling hasn’t lived up to his draft status just yet, but he also came into camp with a sports hernia that wasn’t healed, and he’s steadily worked his way into the rotation on our DL. I think our defense speaks for itself as far as these 2 are concerned.

with the GOO CANNON!!

but still, any Chiefs fans want to answer this?

I said early on, I’d rather my team have the reputation of being dirty as opposed to simply being shitty. But no luck, we really haven’t gotten to the QB since that game.

but we’ll take a pat on the back. Seriously, though, knowing what we now know, I bet we could have gotten at least a 3rd rounder from every team in the AFC East for being a hitman, not to mention the Chargers, Steelers, and Colts.

If the Dolphins want to fund a statue of Bernard Pollard, that would also be acceptable.

anybody got a better question?

lost in games sometimes, appears on 4th down conversions

mix bag. not a number one, potential number 2/slot possibilities

  The jury is still out. I can’t say everyone feels like that. He’s shown some signs of having real potential, like against the Bills where he had 175 yards. Also against the Raiders (you’re welcome) he had a pretty strong run where he actually broke some tackles. He’s had some good catches as well. But, he hasn’t been really consistant. And, his lack of toughness sometimes shows up by going out of bounds instead of taking a hit to get more yards. I’d like to say he’s a diamond in the rough, and I’m still hoping thats the case. He has amazing speed, and if he gets in the open field, he’s gone.

fast forward 2 years and see they could have had Bowe and you’ve got to think someone is punching themselves in the nuts.

but constant production is lacking, I dont know if its because he’s been double covered or simply not getting open.

I’ll hold my judgement until next year, the make or break year for a young player.
I’m sure with another WR added in the offseason the pressure will be taken off him.

but Dolphan is acceptable, too.

To answer the question it isn’t derogatory at all, and is accepted. Fish fan is somewhere in the middle. Dolphins are not fish, they are aquatic mammals so it can be seen as derogatory – like ‘Squish the Fish’.

I HATE the term “Dolfan.” Others probably like it. I think it’s ridiculous.

That is all.

(slowly walks away)

we haven’t used it nearly as much, and there hasn’t been many new wrinkles involved in the past few weeks. But the teams we’ve faced have also prepared for it, which has limited it’s effectiveness.

The good thing about it is this: if you don’t prepare for it, we’ll run it at you all game long, and if you do prepare for it, you may be wasting practice time on something you won’t see. Or you may just be practicing against one Wildcat set, and we bring out something totally different. Coach Sparano has repeatedly said it’s part of our base offensive packages, so there’s always the possibility of it showing up.

as time as gone on. So we are running a more traditional offense. Sparano will throw in a wildcat sometimes to test the waters. We did last week against the Niners during the 4th picking up a few solid chunks of yardage.

He’s a relentless run-blocker, and has only allowed 2.5 sacks thus far in his rookie season. All signs point to him being an Elite LT in this league for many, many years. I believe we made the right pick when we took Long first overall, because there are very few Elite left tackles, and having one is such a huge boon to an offense. Clady has been good in Denver, and he’ll end up being a top tier LT, but I think Long is the better run-blocker of the two, which fits our style better than Clady would. Parcells and Ireland are building a smashmouth football team, and having a guy like Long to anchor the line is a great start.

He will be a top 5 LT

He’ll poo out everyonce in awhile but he knows this is Ireland’s and Sparano’s show, he seems content to be the man behind the curtain.

He needs some “Big Tuna Diapers”.

He is there and he’s working.

Plans for offseason:

Compete/Win starting job.