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You are optimistic. Would love nothing more than to be wrong about my projections about a 6 or 7 win season. (8 tops).TripleThreat said:
I think we see improvement for a variety of reasons...among them, more continuity and depth at OL, better safety play, more diverse offense and a more mature Tannehill that has a full grasp of the O.
And don’t forget about rookie LOLB Jerome Baker. I am really excited about him.I see another mediocre season ahead, maybe 9 wins if absolutely everything breaks right. An optimist might say that the AFC looks pretty mediocre overall, so who knows. I do like the fact that it looks like they got rid of a lot of locker room riff raff and have a lot of lunch pail type guys. I think the effort will be there week in and week out. I’m looking forward to watching the younger guys hopefully take a step forward. Drake, Minkah, Howard, Gesiki, McMillan all have bright futures IMO. I’ll say 8-8
He is a dead man walking in Miami. I agree. Get something for him. Total bust. If we can some how get a 4th rounder.....that would be robbery.
He can be special for sure. They have a bunch of packages for Wilson... we've seen him in the wildcat and on the option.
Did I miss something? I thought 17 looked decent on Sunday. Why would you make that comment coming off of that game?
Decent QB play doesn't get you anywhere. They are gonna be a bottom feeder in the league and need to upgrade at QB in order to compete. Tannehill's a great backup but he's a ham & egger starter. Putting off he inevitable just means you waste the career's of everyone else on the team.ChuckLiddell said:
I hear you. I am 80% there but not all the way. I thought he was progressing very nicely before he hurt his knee, and want one more season with Gase before I join you 100% in this sentiment. Ideally, we see this season what we have been waiting for all along, and dont have to use valuable draft capital on a replacement. I know the easy answer is that we have seen enough to know already which is tough to argue with, but his career has not been normal with so much turmoil and turnover of players, HCs, and OCs. One more season, then we will know what we need to know.
I would think this year is his last chance. Either that or attempt to build a power D and let him manage the game (Flacco style)
If that is the case we will win 9-10 games. It's that simple.
Oh....give it a couple of series before he heads to the trainers table with an in-grown toenail.
This is probably accurate, but I’m looking around and you know what? The AFC looks pretty terrible overall right now. Jacksonville is very good, KC’s offense looks pretty dynamic (their defense is awful), Cincy looks ok (lost one of their best offensive players though) then a bunch of mediocre looking to downright bad teams. The Pats get the benefit of the doubt, but maybe the end is near. They don’t have a ton of talent on that roster. Stranger things have happened.
The key is having the offense stay balanced and avoid falling behind early. I think a negative game script would be really bad for this team. I still don't buy a lot of this defense. Let's wait until they face a good offense before getting too excited.
Dude just got back too from a hand injury all pre-season. Sucks. That hurts the DL rotation.
Next man up. Par for the course in the NFL.
DL was a full rotation... now they're down a couple of guys unknown what will happen.
I want to know more about Grant. What do you think of his role the rest of the year?
Gase is running a matchup offense, so I don't think any WR from Miami is worth rostering other than Stills who will have good and bad weeks.
