This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Yeah. Something is rotten in that locker room.
$43m in 2024, cash paid by Miami directly to Tua
Ugh. So one more year of ugly, turnover filled football. Maybe, just maybe Tua reboots himself next year and comes back determined? Maybe. Not sure the team will have the patience to find out. Not like they really have a choice though.
Interesting move right before the trade deadline.
You can't let him be involved in any trades. This is great timing.
1000%
Yeah. I keep reading comments about how creative of an OC he is but he seemed like a 1 trick pony to me.
Someone will scoop him up as their OC.....Oh wait....
I could not disagree with you two more if I tried.
Philips is a free agent so gotta move him now if you're gonna do it. Could also just let him walk and get the comp pick but that's not until 2027 draft so depends on what we can get for him.
Your opinion……no worries.
Make it 3
Even when this offense was at its best, it was mostly against the bottom feeders of the league. I don't care where he goes as long as I don't have to see his capri pants and aviators on our sideline anymore.
And let's make it 4Make it 3
Request punters is a scoring position for your league.
Even if you grant Tua has limitations, you've got to do better than averaging 11.6 points a game without him in 2024. Those were not even close to functional game plans. Often bogged down by the same terrible playcalling in short yardage situations.
I don't really see the upside. Probably hard enough for Ross to part ways with Grier. Focus the org on the GM search and let the new GM make the coaching decision.
I fully grasp how limited Tua is LOL….no matter that’s who he hitched his wagon to as he had no choice when he was hired. However he has proven beyond a shadow of a doubt he is no leader of “men” and is a horrendous situational play caller and strategist.
Not how I see it. He's the QB he was tasked with saving after he looked like a total flop and until the concussions hit he actually did it. He's not someone that McDaniels chose.
That's subjective and has more to do with being a head coach which is where I think people are confusing the qualifications of that job with that of an OC.
Again subjective and just not remotely how I see it.
I don't know what that means but what I said stands, he oversaw a career breakout year by him and what I did not say is because McDaniels maximized every bit of offensive talent he could.
Strive yes. Being more productive then you were with Mahomes and Andy Reid, no. That's just refusing to give credit where it's due IMO.
Maybe as a HC, maybe, but it's not what I'm talking about.
He seems like a good guy and is a real players coach. He’ll go somewhere in the Shanny tree. Probably get another shot soon
I'd let Achane go for a 2nd rounder in a heartbeat. Don't get me wrong, I love what the guy is doing but he will be worn out and broken down by the time they are good enough to make use of him and they'll have to pay him. New GM and coach in 2026 but they likely aren't going to be in position to draft the next QB unless they lose out, which keeping Achane helps prevent. If they don't get "the" QB in the draft then 2026 is a wasted year until Tua is off the books and you hopefully figure out QB either by draft or free agency in 2027. If it is by draft you have a year of QB growing pains so you are looking at 2028 until you are likely ready to get back in the hunt. Take a second rounder and hopefully the new GM is better at finding OL talent and start building. Everyone would be available if I was in charge.
Makes sense. Agree.
Good move by the new GM. The Herald says Grier didn't want to trade Phillips.
I say deal Minkah, Chubb (if we even can) and Waddle. Fire sale for picks.
Rasul Douglas has been playing at a very high level, not sure what they can get for him, if he's relatively cheap then they need to offer him a short extension 1-2 years
Wonder if there is a market for Jordyn Brooks? He's probably having the best season on the roster.
Miami now has 5 picks in the Top 100 including 3 third round picks
6 picks in the top 105, if they keep losing.
Sell off a few more pieces and that could be 8 which would allow you some ability to move around and get a solid 5 or 6 guys. Now the key is getting the right GM and talent evaluation in place.
And the more top 50-100 picks and the flexibility to send MM packing should be very appealing to potential candidates. Also Grier kept his job a long time, that's appealing
