What Hulk Think. You Better Agree or Hulk Get Angry

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Well the regular season is about to start and Hulk have a few thoughts on what to expect. Here is what Hulk thinking about the 2018 season:

Kenyan Drake is ready to break out into an every down stud back. Frank Gore will be irrelevant and have less than 65 carries. Hulk now ducks when O Rob reads this.

Mike Gesicki will become Ryan Tannehill’s new Brian Hartline/Jarvis Landry security blanket and lead the team in receptions.

The Miami Dolphins will be drafting a receiver in the first round of the 2019 draft.

Between Wake, Quinn and Harris alone the Dolphins will surpass last season’s total of 32 sacks.

The Dolphins defense will still not be able to stop the run.

Minkah Fitzpatrick will be NFL defensive rookie of the year.

Ryan Tannehill will complete 65% of his passes with over 4000 yards and a 2-1 TD to interception ratio and still will be blamed for whatever failures this team has.

If you disagree with me Hulk Smash.

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432 Responses to What Hulk Think. You Better Agree or Hulk Get Angry

  1. steveccnv's avatar steveccnv says:

    2-1 td to int ratio isn’t good.

  2. steveccnv's avatar steveccnv says:

    2 passing TDs, one rushing, and 1-2 FPs per game.

  3. Wyoming85's avatar wyoming85 says:

  4. New Age's avatar New Age says:

    Ken,

    I love all those predictions but it will be hard for Gesicki to get the majority of receptions over Amendola (who I think will be the blanket this year). It would be nice since he’s a fantastic red zone target and that means Tannehill up those TDs significantly? I think Tannehill will probably be 26-13 TD/Int ratio this year but hoping for him to break the 30 TD barrier. I also think Gore will have closer to 100 carries because Gase is so stubborn and won’t let Drake carry the load like he can. Good stuff.

  5. Tim Knight's avatar Tim Knight says:

    Yeah I think it was concussions with Swanson. We showed interest in him during FA.

  6. 13kvFINS's avatar 13kvFINS says:

    Gase on “””Teams Identity”””

  7. son of a son of a shula's avatar son of a son of a shula says:

    Falk from Titans week 1
    Swanson from stej week 2 opponent

  8. son of a son of a shula's avatar son of a son of a shula says:

    Good stuff Hulk.
    Like Steve I’m looking for better than 2-1 from Tannehill. 30/10 is a nice round 3:1.

    I like our D, if we can jump on teams the run D may not be so worrisome. Playing with a lead, imagine that.

  9. stangerx's avatar stangerx says:

    “Mike Gesicki will become Ryan Tannehill’s new Brian Hartline/Jarvis Landry security blanket and lead the team in receptions.”….What’s up with that Hulk? No way in receptions but he very well could lead the team in TDs.

    But then after saying that means am probably gonna get smashed. 🙂

  10. son of a son of a shula's avatar son of a son of a shula says:

    I like the Minkah prediction

    But I wonder if could possibly have the DPOY on our team between Wake and Quinn?

    Quinn looks really good going in.

  11. pheloniusphish's avatar pheloniusphish says:

    I believe NE starts the season with two losses. Biplanes are starting Jethro Clampett, a rookie, and the Jill’s are starting someone. I think Miami rolls into week 3 with a 2-game lead in the AFC-E and into week 6 undefeated.

  12. Ken's avatar Ken says:

    stangerx says:
    September 3, 2018 at 3:22 pm (Edit)
    And Parker too if he ever gets going.
    —————-
    LMAO. Mrs Parker ain’t ever going to get going

    • stangerx's avatar stangerx says:

      MZ (to you) Parker is a proud to be sitting on the Team Stanger bench in FF. I’ve seen how bad she looks in sweets in class, but on couple nights saw how good she looks when is dressed up and puts her height, wingspan and desire to work.

  13. 13kvFINS's avatar 13kvFINS says:

    RIP MS ARETHA, “””R E S P E C T””” !!!

  14. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    30 TDs is a lot to ask of Ryan. Last year, only Brady threw 30 or more in the whole AFC.
    He threw 32. Ben was second with 29 and he had Brown.

    Only 4 teams had a 2:1 ratio or better. of TDs to INTs. Chargers, Patriots, Bengals, and Chiefs.

  15. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    The benchmarks for excellence for a QB season are a 2:1 ratio of attempts to completions, 10 yds per completion or 7 yds per throw, a 2:1 TDs to INTs, and 225 yds per game.

    If a QB hits all 4 of those marks, he is elite and top 10 in the league just about every year.

  16. Wyoming85's avatar wyoming85 says:

  17. The Flying Pig's avatar The Flying Pig says:

    Early look at a possible 1st round wr

    https://youtu.be/ypvKdDQbfAQ

  18. Wyoming85's avatar wyoming85 says:

    Sorry Piggy but our first pick is going to be big and ugly!

  19. son of a son of a shula's avatar son of a son of a shula says:

    If Ryan is poised to have that break out year, we’re all ready to see, then 30 TD’s isn’t too unreasonable at all. If we get the same Ryan we’ve been getting then we’re screwed, it hasn’t worked yet.
    Break out year means big numbers and big results.

    • Tim Knight's avatar Tim Knight says:

      Ryan threw 27 TDS a few years ago so 30 isn’t a crazy number. 30/12 would be nice. We need more than 4 rushing TDs though. Let’s get to at least 12 this year.😀

  20. ElephantRider's avatar ElephantRider says:

    The team needs to be poised for a break out year. How about some complimentary football this year.

  21. stangerx's avatar stangerx says:

    Quiz of the Day

    No fair if you already know or search, but who is the face of Nike’s 30th anniversary of the “Just Do It” campaign?

  22. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    The Dolphins continued tweaking their 53-man roster Monday when they signed fifth-year center Travis Swanson, re-signed tackle Sam Young and waived safety Maurice Smith.

  23. son of a son of a shula's avatar son of a son of a shula says:

    I just looked it up Stanger, strange choice to say the least.
    Instead of Just do it I’ll just ignore it

  24. Wyoming85's avatar wyoming85 says:

    stangerx says:
    September 3, 2018 at 5:52 pm
    Blew my mind (and yeah am giving a hint as I say why) — so non-corporate PC and such a dive into political. Guessing rednecks will be going Adidas. 🙂
    ———————————————–
    Rednecks don’t wear Tenni runners! 😉

  25. Tim Knight's avatar Tim Knight says:

    I thought Mo Smith had a good camp so that surprised me that he got cut.

  26. ElephantRider's avatar ElephantRider says:

    Well what’s the answer!

  27. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    Why did they bring back Young before game 1?
    His money’s guaranteed if he is still with us then.
    Or why bother cutting him yesterday?
    Were we just confused? smh

    Wait didn’t McEvoy play safety also? j/k

    • Tim Knight's avatar Tim Knight says:

      It is kind of weird.

      I guess Minkah and Aikens are the backup safeties. Not sure how the Young contract works though. He seems to be on board with the process.

  28. Mike E.'s avatar Mike E. says:

    Stanger – Kaepernick?

  29. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    back to Tannehill’s goals this season. 30-35 attempts incl 20-25 completions to
    Gesicki 4
    Stills 3
    Amendola 4
    Wilson 3
    Parker 3
    other TEs & RBs 2
    Drake 3
    Grant 2

    If we do that, no defense can stop our passing attack.

  30. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    rushing attack to complement above
    30 carries
    Drake 16
    Gore 8
    Ballage 4
    Tannehill 2

    Again, we are unstoppable if we do that.

  31. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    Additionally though, we need to win the TO battle and have fewer penalty yards than our opponents.

  32. sb7mvp's avatar sb7mvp says:

    If we score more points than our opponents, we’ll win every time

    • son of a son of a shula's avatar son of a son of a shula says:

      Sounds good when you say it fast. But 17 is stuck on 17.

      • naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

        son I know what you mean but cutler was in charge of the 17 ppg season because of too few rushing TDs.

        Tannehill’s last year we averaged 22 ppg…. still low but closer to what we need

  33. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    back to what Tim says about options … we surely know what each receiver’s “best” route is. Either his favorite or the one he has the best chemistry with Ryan on.

    Use those in the right down and distance scenario and we will march right down the field.

    This is the bellicheat strategy. This is why he can make Birkhead or woodhead or Dion Lewis look so good out of the backfield and hogan look like he is always open, etc.

  34. ElephantRider's avatar ElephantRider says:

    Lol @ Nike…

  35. Wyoming85's avatar wyoming85 says:

    Nike doesn’t make work boots! So they should be good! 😉

  36. Ken's avatar Ken says:

    Hulk only wear New Balance

  37. Mike E.'s avatar Mike E. says:

    I only wear fuck me pumps. lol

  38. Mike E.'s avatar Mike E. says:

    Rock – I just took Dallas Goedert in my FF draft

  39. sb7mvp's avatar sb7mvp says:

    welcome back Hulk.

  40. olddolphan's avatar olddolphan says:

    GREAT STUFF,HULK!!!!!
    ————————-
    HERE’S what we need most in 2018.
    1) STOP the run. Hulk’s prediction that we will NOT be able to do this is ominous.
    2) STOP GARSE’S propensity for 3-yard passes on 3rd and 7!!–OOOPS, forgot that JARVIS LANDRY actually called all those short passes!!
    3) ONE more good running back. Tim and BOOKMAN are going to eat crow by THE TON when 2 of Miami’s running backs are injured by game 12.
    4) A NEW OWNER who knows how to build a winning franchise.

  41. Rockphin's avatar Rockphin says:

    Nice write up Hulk!
    2-1 TD/Int ratio should be the floor IMO. The best QB’s are closer to 3-1 when they are hot.

    Mike E, who is Dallas Goedert?

  42. Rockphin's avatar Rockphin says:

    I think Mike E has two different things confused. This is a FU Pump

  43. Mike E.'s avatar Mike E. says:

    Hulk – great to see you back at the writers desk! I’m hoping Tanny can give us just shy of a 3:1 TD/INT ratio. Hoping for 30 TD and 12 INT. As far as Gesicki is concerned, I hope you’re right, but not sure that happens this year, but maybe next

    • Ken's avatar Ken says:

      Hulk no crazy about our WRs. Hulk think Gisecki become bigger part of offense as season goes on. That why Hulk draft him early in FFL

      • Mike E.'s avatar Mike E. says:

        Honestly, I think Gesicki should be a big part of the passing game, but I also think you’re underestimating our WR’s.

  44. stangerx's avatar stangerx says:

    It’s starting already…. but you knew it would. And main reason it pissed me off is just want politics out of my football. Reason it shocked me was assumed Nike would not want politics in it’s business.

  45. D's avatar D says:

    They were trying to keep Howell, OD. They were hoping he would pass through claims and they could re-sign him to PS. He got an offer to be on a teams 53, and he chose to take it (which of course i dont blame him).

    I like the guy too, but we didnt have the need to have 5 RB’s on our roster. If we have injuries that make us need to pick up another RB to add, then we will find one and it could be a better player than Howell. It also might be worse, but this is what you do at ever position on the team.

    I do kind of question keeping Fales and Osweiler, but even if we carried 2 QB’s and had that one spot left, i wouldn’t have brought a 5th RB, and i dont believe they would have either. DL and DB’s are generally where you carry the most players. I would have kept Maurice Smith over Howell, and not because i thought Howell wasn’t as good, but because that position dictates we need a heavier group of players to make it through a season than RB does. They initially had 7 OL too, which i thought was very light, so if not another DB, again, i would have taken another OL over keeping Howell.

    Being serious with ourselves, we cant keep everyone, and there are plenty of times i have a player i think that i really think should make the 53, but most the ones cut aren’t destined for HOF careers. I mean yeah it could turn out that way but when you are talking about trimming the bottom of the 53, you are going to cut guys who might wind up elsewhere that have the potential to go on and do good things. Thats Howell this year, and it will be someone else next year and so on.

    I doubt very seriously you ever see us carry more than 4 RB’s on our final 53, unfortunately Howell was 5th on a 4 slot position group. I hope he loops back around to us, but i also hope the guy goes on to have a good career anywhere that he goes, and unfortunately that might be with another team.

  46. D's avatar D says:

    IMO corporation have as much right to get into political discussions as any other entity. There is more consequence to their decision to do that though than a lot of them are taking into consideration. Everything that a company does is with regards to their public image, and backing one side vs another is to gain favor with a certain demographic. To see altruism in any businesses decision is folly, because they exist with one ultimate purpose to make money. Nike decided they felt like they could further thier brand by appealing to the supporters of Kaepernick, and i think it was a very bad decision on their part. I can bet that there will be some retraction at some point but it could be the damage is done. This is one reason i do like capitalism, its a self regulating system, and there is no need for governmental assistance in straightening out the wrong or right of a business actions. The voice of thepublic is going to be heard in thsi system and im afraid that Nike has wagered wrong when making this, what essentially was a gamble of a decision.

    • D's avatar D says:

      The only negative thing i can say about corporations making these kinds of decisions is that the people who suffer are many time not the ones that made that decision. If NIKE lays off people because sales drop, they arent laying off the people that made the decision. So i empathize for the workers that are going to suffer the backlash.

    • stangerx's avatar stangerx says:

      What strange about this one was that it wasn’t an “Oh we got in trouble cause of that” when a spokesperson gets in trouble or a message goes wrong. This was 100% intentional.

      At the same time, that means this was vetted out like anything back at Nike HQ. And they know who buys their stuff. And Trump voters tend older, rural, and white. Do have to think at least that the Millennials must be a powerhouse on sneaker buys. Know I’m good for sneakers every five years now rather than in each one like before.

      So one of those places where tell myself don’t know enough to say it wasn’t a smart business move.

  47. Wyoming85's avatar wyoming85 says:

  48. Wyoming85's avatar wyoming85 says:

  49. Wyoming85's avatar wyoming85 says:

    I was going to pile into the Nike conversation!

    But honestly I couldn’t give a shit less!!!!!

  50. Ken's avatar Ken says:

    I am sure Nike has done their research and the data by targeting the Kaepernick supporters than with a less controversial figure

    • D's avatar D says:

      Nike to me is one of the most across the board groups. Its almost am “american” brand in terms of its brand recognition, like coke, like AT&T. I think the impact to their brand, which strengthening in some area will be offset by boycott from other groups that are strong in their market. I dont think it was a wise move, i liken it to the Target no sex bathrooms which had a pretty quick backlash and reversal. Maybe not quite that stong of a backlash but there is going to be a significant one.

  51. 13kvFINS's avatar 13kvFINS says:

    Rock

    Is that Mr Rogers ??

    Is he playing This Little Piggy ??

  52. D's avatar D says:

    Damn Travis Swanson was here for less time than it would take to get a lunch tray and smash it on the floor.

  53. Mike E.'s avatar Mike E. says:

    He probably got concussed signing his contract

  54. D's avatar D says:

    Branden Bolden is a good sign, as much as i was hoping Swanson would stick. Its possible he failed a medical when he got here too.

  55. sb7mvp's avatar sb7mvp says:

    Brandon Bolden over SUPREME MEGA GAMECHANGEER BUDDY HOWELL? ROSS will RUE the DAY he…ah forget it.

  56. D's avatar D says:

    I wonder if Perry is possibly going to be release and tried to put on the PS (i think he has one more year eligibility) Bolden is a ST’er and a better option at RB than Perry.

  57. Randy's avatar Randy says:

    Hulk,
    Are you a free agent and can you play guard? You can smash many opposing players. Will you work for green eggs and ham?

    • D's avatar D says:

      I think he is trying to cut green out of his diet, too much of it and well…. you see the results.Also in this wussified NFL Hulk smash puny DT’s and Dolphins get 15 yard penalty and Hulk kicked out of game. Waste of guaranteed money.

  58. D's avatar D says:

    D says:
    September 4, 2018 at 12:25 pm

    Looks like they didnt cut Petty, they put him on IR. I must have missed that in the noise of who got cut and who got signed.

  59. Jahndoh30's avatar Jahndoh30 says:

    Nike made a pro 1st amendment statement. I also support players freedom of speech. I don’t think it’s divisive at all, it’s inclusive. This country has many cultures. It’s important to remember that your culture can be very different then anothers’ and that it’s ok to have those differences. It’s when we no longer tolerate differences we spiral into a bigoted, misogynistic, isolationist, us vs them mentality.

    I also would like to see politics out of football Stanger, and if that’s your biggest beef you should be pissed that the president tweets about it every couple of weeks. Politics IS in sports however, it’s always been, and it always will be. Why? Because sports is about people, and people have god-given rights protected by the very foundation of our democracy: The constitution.

    All done I promise, I just didn’t want this place to become an echo chamber on that issue without anyone offering a dissenting opinion.

    • Krishna's avatar Krishna says:

      Thanks for sharing my thoughts, too. I didn’t see it as political either.

      How many of us would sacrifice our jobs to stand against social and racial injustice?

      Cheers.

  60. Jahndoh30's avatar Jahndoh30 says:

    Back to scheduled football talk:

    Nice to see the HULK back! Giesecki call is a big time one, but I’m in a keeper FF league and I’m going to grab him off the WW just in case he blows up.

    I think Amendola will be the security blanket, however, your concerns for his injury-prone-ness are duly noted.

  61. Wyoming85's avatar wyoming85 says:

    Like I said last night.
    Nike doesn’t make work boots, so it won’t matter!

  62. mf13ss's avatar mf13ss says:

    —————-
    THAT’S AWESOME!!!

  63. mf13ss's avatar mf13ss says:

    And this is just F’N HILARIOUS!!! NOT SAFE FOR WORK!!!

    https://twitter.com/dweckshow/status/1036823687662587904

  64. The Flying Pig's avatar The Flying Pig says:

    Just came back from the Nike Store and I’m exhausted!

    Couldn’t pass up the chance to use my Soros subsidy check in one shopping stint. The best way to spend your protesting dollars!

    Anyway, I hear there are some other nfl stories coming up? Do you guys think there might be some football news this week. I feel like there is a game or two coming up.

    I would hate to have to counter all the conservative posts with Antifa pamphlets…but if there is nothing else going on…

  65. Mike E.'s avatar Mike E. says:

    The day Buddy Howell was released was the Day the Football Died

  66. Mike E.'s avatar Mike E. says:

    I have a lot of Nike stuff, and I will probably continue to buy it, but it won’t be because they now have the Kaepersniffer on their payroll. If I like something I get it, don’t really care about brands in some cases.

    • The Flying Pig's avatar The Flying Pig says:

      Boycotting brands tends not to work to achieve the purpose

      But it really depends, I tend not to react to it. I don’t get some of it

      People don’t use Uber bc they don’t think they treat their drivers right and that leaves me wondering what they think the effect of that is. That doesn’t seem smart

      I do think you associate things with a brand so if they do something you really don’t like – I think people naturally stay away. But organizing a boycott is kind of…I don’t really get it…let the info out there and let people decide if they want to buy their products and leave it at that

  67. Mike E.'s avatar Mike E. says:

    Piggy – How much is your subsidy check? Just curious, wanted to know if my check from Putin was more or less

  68. Mike E.'s avatar Mike E. says:

    Does Kaepernike give you extra credits if you buy there?

  69. mf13ss's avatar mf13ss says:

    I can’t believe we’re still talking about Kap.

  70. mf13ss's avatar mf13ss says:

  71. Tim Knight's avatar Tim Knight says:

    My guess is Swanson failed his physical or wasn’t impressive in his workout.

  72. mf13ss's avatar mf13ss says:

  73. ocalarob's avatar ocalarob says:

    The Flying Pig says:
    September 4, 2018 at 1:55 pm
    Boycotting brands tends not to work to achieve the purpose
    _______________________________________________________

    Choosing a side is not good business, i’m sure there are tons of people out there who will never buy Nike again. it’s all over FaceBook, they lost a lot of money in their assoc with Kaperkneel.

  74. D's avatar D says:

    I also would like to see politics out of football Stanger, and if that’s your biggest beef you should be pissed that the president tweets about it every couple of weeks. Politics IS in sports however, it’s always been, and it always will be. Why? Because sports is about people, and people have god-given rights protected by the very foundation of our democracy: The constitution.
    —————————————-
    I dont have a problem with Nike and what they are doing, i just think its a poor choice on their part. Im in firm belief that capitalism self regulates so do what you want to, but beware the consequence.

    I also think its completely in a consumers rights to support or not support a company for whatever reasons they see fit, so again, Nike is within their right and people who boycott are in their right, beauty of this country and its freedoms.

    Politics do not have to be in sports just because people are part of it, it just cant be kept out of it. As a form of entertainment the political views of those involved in the production aren’t necessary to the narrative. That said, its folly to try to force it out because the rights of the people involved to have those beliefs are protected. The smartest move they could make is to simply not televise the anthem, that’s both within their rights and it doesn’t interfere with the rights of the protesters to protest.

    I do agree with you that i find it embarrassing that our President tweets about it so incessantly. I find it embarrassing he got involved in the first place and i believe it was outside the scope of his responsibility have been involved. All he did was be divisive and stoke the fires of an already inflamed subject.

  75. D's avatar D says:

    Tim Knight says:
    September 4, 2018 at 2:30 pm

    My guess is Swanson failed his physical or wasn’t impressive in his workout.
    ———————————-
    Walking Dead Blood Orange IPA please sir.

  76. mf13ss's avatar mf13ss says:

    ocalarob says:
    September 4, 2018 at 3:04 pm
    They can have it
    ————-
    Just a fair warning, my good friend. And by the way… THANK YOU for your warning to me about smoking! I’m going to make a change, my man.

  77. Tim Knight's avatar Tim Knight says:

    D, I don’t see Petty on the IR, just Brendel and Hull.

  78. Jahndoh30's avatar Jahndoh30 says:

    Berlin 1936
    Mexico City 1968
    Munich 1972
    Moscow 1980
    Los Angeles 1984
    Oh hell every Olympics since ever. I have a friend who swam the open water event in the 2008 Beijing Games. His family was taken in for questioning by the Chinese Secret Service because someone else staying in their building had held a “free tibet” sign at the opening ceremonies. His entire family missed his event. He finished in 4th. Mark Warkentin if anyone wants to look him up.

    I stand by: Sports+Politics will always be mixed.

    • Jahndoh30's avatar Jahndoh30 says:

      I typed that before finishing reading your post Ken. I guess you can argue they don’t “have to be” linked, but we agree, they always will.

  79. pheloniusphish's avatar pheloniusphish says:

    “Nike made a pro 1st amendment statement. I also support players freedom of speech. I don’t think it’s divisive at all, it’s inclusive.”
    _———————-_——————_——
    Firstly, I doubt that Nike had the 1st amendment in mind when they made the decision. It was all about market. Secondly, that it is divisive is not an opinion. It has created calls for boycotts and two sides, the definition of divisive..

    • Tim Knight's avatar Tim Knight says:

      That’s how I see it. I don’t really care in the big scheme of things though being that I don’t really buy any Nike stuff anyway.

    • Jahndoh30's avatar Jahndoh30 says:

      Having any opinion is divisive by that definition. Any opinion that has a counterpart anyway.

      • Tim Knight's avatar Tim Knight says:

        Jahn, meaning Nike knew they would create a shit storm and now they have it. Why would you want to lose customers by doing this? Companies fire people for saying stupid shit so not to lose customers. Hey if Nike doesn’t care, that’s their right. I just think it was dumb. But it’s not like it’s illegal or anything.

  80. pheloniusphish's avatar pheloniusphish says:

    I agree with ORob. Kaepernick sacrificed nothing. He already made his money, was washing out, then quit to become an attention whore. Tilman walked away from a mega contract, joined the army during a time of war and gave his life. That is sacrifice..

  81. pheloniusphish's avatar pheloniusphish says:

    And given Nike’s labor practices, them showing a “social conscience” by using someone who hates America as their face is ludicrous.

  82. pheloniusphish's avatar pheloniusphish says:

    And by hates America I don’t mean kneeling during the anthem. That’s just shock jock attention seeking. I mean his other actions like praising Castro and bad mouthing the country while in Africa.

  83. sb7mvp's avatar sb7mvp says:

    I bless the rains down in Africa.

  84. D's avatar D says:

    Mike E. says:
    September 4, 2018 at 1:46 pm

    The day Buddy Howell was released was the Day the Football Died
    —————————————————–
    A short short time ago
    I can still remember how
    Buddy Howell used to make me smile
    And I knew if I had my dream
    That i would have hm make the team.
    And maybe OD’d be happy for a while
    With every cut that they’d deliver
    Buddy’s fate became much clearer
    Bad news in the next tweet
    Buddy Howell we did not keep
    I imagined then how OD cried
    When he learned his dream was belied
    And part of me too empathized
    The Buddy Howell dream has died.

    So
    Bye, bye this here Buddy Howell guy
    From FAU to the Dolphins and now to KC he must fly
    Fales wiped the sweat off his brown, and wished Buddy a goodbye
    Singin’ you sure gave it a good try.
    Im glad ill always be a Gase guy.

  85. Jahndoh30's avatar Jahndoh30 says:

    Y’all who keep bringing up Tillman seem to have forgotten that his widow issued a very strong statement supporting these players’ first ammendment rights, going as far as to say those rights are what her husband gave his life for.

    • Jahndoh30's avatar Jahndoh30 says:

      ^That’ll be all I’ll say. Definitely not trying to start a scene. Like I said before, just wanted to interject a different take into the echo chamber.

    • stangerx's avatar stangerx says:

      Think the best thing they can do is not show the anthem any more. And oddly enough they did not do so before the kneelers came into play. Was hoping the whole thing would die gasping without air, but Nike saw an opportunity. And yes get that Trump is helping it along. And I’m a conservative who voted for Hillary as held my nose if that helps….. mainly cause he worried me.

  86. pheloniusphish's avatar pheloniusphish says:

    Tillman’s widow isn’t Tillman.

    Disrespecting the country is not new and they are free to do so. Stupid thing to do if you are trying to win support and build unity, but as Forrest said, stupid is as stupid does. But then, they’re not trying to unify. They are trying to justify criminal behavior in their community.

    • pheloniusphish's avatar pheloniusphish says:

      And no scene. We’re just exchanging viewpoints civilly.

    • The Flying Pig's avatar The Flying Pig says:

      I get the sense his family doesn’t like his name being used politically or commercially for that matter

      I doubt the estate would give anyone the go to use his name

      I agree with jahn – it doesn’t make much sense to bring Tillman into this. I doubt it was ever an option.

      Besides why does agreat deed (by Tillman) mean everything is judged by that standard

      • pheloniusphish's avatar pheloniusphish says:

        Not sure what that last sentence means. The
        Piggish didn’t translate..

        Tillman (and others) have been brought up because of the tag line about sacrificing everything. Kaepernick sacrificed nothing, guys like Tillman everything.

      • pheloniusphish's avatar pheloniusphish says:

        And I’m sure his family doesn’t like seeing him turned into a meme.

      • The Flying Pig's avatar The Flying Pig says:

        Kapenerkicknis pretty much out of the league bc of his stand

        I will think that’s quite a sacrifice

        I edited the last sentence for you so it is clear

        If we all judges each other by tillmans sacrifice, i wouldn’t think much of anyone. There’s not a lot that compares to what he did

        I’m pretty sure if nike or another company could use him to sell shows they would but his family is really hostile about using his name or image for commercial purposes

  87. mf13ss's avatar mf13ss says:

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    Funny… being Kap hasn’t been employed by the NFL for a long time, now.

  88. Randy's avatar Randy says:

    My local sports radio show was talking about the games this weekend. When they brought up our game against the Titans, both guys laughed and just skipped it saying both teams suck. Lol

  89. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    Gase doing some more scouting of his opponents?
    The Miami Dolphins continue to churn their roster on Tuesday, adding running back Brandon Bolden, according to a report from the Miami Herald’s Armando Salguero. The Dolphins released center Travis Swanson, who signed with Miami on Monday, according to Salguero’s initial report, but he subsequently changed it to “a corresponding roster cut to come.”

    Bolden entered the league in 2012 as an undrafted free agent out of Mississippi. His entire career has been with the New England Patriots, where he carried the ball 216 times for 912 yards with six touchdowns. He has caught 47 passes for 373 yards and two touchdowns as well during his previous six seasons. He was primarily utilized as a special teams player for the Patriots.

    Swanson’s one-day stint with the Dolphins came after a summer-long experience with the New York Jets, with whom he signed a one-year, $1.55 million contract this offseason. Prior to joining the Jets, Swanson had played four years with the Detroit Lions.

  90. Rockphin's avatar Rockphin says:

    All he did was be divisive and stoke the fires of an already inflamed subject.

    Reply

    And continue to take every shot available to him at a club that refused to let him in. He wanted to be an owner sooooooo bad, then he decided he would compete and failed, then decided to compete again….and failed. He hates the NFL because they blocked him at every turn.

  91. Wyoming85's avatar wyoming85 says:

  92. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    So we bring a guy in who played last year for each or our opponents this year and keep him for a day and grill him for the inside dope on his former team and then cut him loose.
    Swanson to rat out Detroit.
    Bolden to tattle on the Cheater.
    Falk to show us the chalk talk from Vrabel.

    Incognito is next to tell us about McD in Buffalo.

  93. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    Remember I said that McEvoy could step in for Maurice Smith?

    “”McEvoy transferred to the University of Wisconsin where he played from the 2013 season through the 2015 season.[5] McEvoy played in 38 games splitting time between playing at safety, quarterback, and wide receiver.[1]”

  94. Tim Knight's avatar Tim Knight says:

    Even though there are reports out there that Stills, Amendola and Parker are our 3 starters it is unknown if Parker will play week 1 or even week 2. If that’s the case I expect to see a lot of Gesicki. Though the report Wyo posted above says Gesicki is ready to be a starter, I’ve also read the Gray is the starter. That said I don’t think it matters because a bunch of these guys are going to play. It sounds like Wilson is going to be used as a versatile weapon both as a WR and getting some rushes as well.

    We’ll finally get a chance to see the 1’s and significant role players play a complete game to get a better feel for what kind of team we have. I’m excited for that even though sometimes week 1 is a weird week in the league and you don’t always know if that’s the true representation of teams. But it’s better than the PS which has been watered down even more in recent years.

    Go Phins!!!!

  95. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    Man I want to beat Tennessee so bad I can taste it.

  96. Wyoming85's avatar wyoming85 says:

    Well My 2 pennies!

    If the LB’s can become good (not great) we should have a decent year?

    other than that I’ve got no complaints!

    Although when Henry comes to town with that OL???????? We will see if we can hold up to a power run game?

  97. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    2016
    Throughout rookie minicamp, organized team activities, and spring training, McEvoy was used at the safety position. Upon arriving at training camp, he was moved to wide receiver and Pete Carroll tried him out at tight end after Jimmy Graham and Nick Vannett suffered injuries and Cooper Helfet was waived.[13]

    In his first preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs, McEvoy caught a 37-yard touchdown pass from Trevone Boykin.

  98. naplesfan2010's avatar naplesfan2010 says:

    Pete Carroll made him the fifth wide receiver on the Seahawks’ depth chart behind veterans Doug Baldwin, Tyler Lockett, Jermaine Kearse and Paul Richardson.[16]

    He made his professional regular season debut in the Seattle Seahawks’ season-opening 12-10 victory over the Miami Dolphins.

    On October 2, 2016, McEvoy made his first career reception for a 42-yard touchdown during the Seahawks’ 27-17 victory at the New York Jets.

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