The reaction from the fanbase here mirrors the Dolphins fanbase last year, and they had him at a 90% approval rating ending the season.

Time will tell.

Here’s one of about four articles I found, praising his communication skills, energy, and desire to put his players in the best position for them…

http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/09/11/2400568/daboll-finally-gets-chance-to.html

All from Sept to December.

Intriguing that they’d find someone upset at Daboll after he’s gone, too. I’m not saying that the source is made-up, or that the source is even wrong. But the (offhand) comment in today’s Herald is different than what they’d said all last fall.

I understand coaching, different tactics to motivate, all that stuff but i think that how you treat others and your word says a lot about how you are as a person. If both of those stories are true then it doesn’t give me a lot of hope for him.

I’ll give him a chance here, just like I did Haley, so we’ll see.

Talking up a guy to make sure he get’s the hell outta dodge? Wouldn’t be the first time. Just like Haley tied his job to Muir being OC and failed, Pioli is tying his job to hiring every single former patriot he can get his grubby little mitts on, even if they flat out suck, and he will fail at it too.

OC x Elite QB = Great OC that surely won’t fail without an elite QB

OC x average to below average QB = Terrible OC no matter what

That’s not just a theory, that is a tried and true fact!

Trust me, im a mathematician

Because the Dolphins don’t ave any prominent players.

no blows balls…. I don’t know of another job that literally spits out shit for a living and get’s paid decently for it. They switch opinions like woman do moods and take any one liner they can find to put out of context. I am going to stop reading sports news next I guess because I am tired of reading shit. Rant is over thank you.

Whom, of course, are obviously all hiding hidden agendas against something something