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Finsmob Unleashed 
Josh Allen says:
Lol
LOL
These teams are playing good hard hitting football. I have enjoyed watching this game
Don’t get me wrong I am enjoying it as well , but neither one is striking fear into me at the moment
2 good teams playing very physical ball. I am afraid
Let’s see it on 3rd down Jimmy G…
Nice throw. Niners can win the game on this drive
Alright, let’s see this amazing Herbert I keep hearing about
SOMEONE up the page said ‘He’s having a hard time falling asleep because of the excitement of today’s game. Another says he’s gonna be up all night and “Loves It!”
I HAD the same reaction during Miami’s two runs to Super Bowl conquests in the ’72 season and the ’73 season. But I was MUCH YOUNGER THEN!! STILL, it’s after 11, I have to work tomorrow, and here I am on the computer because I’m all jacked-up several hours after today’s game!!
Maybe there’s a little bit of a young man still hidden in me??
ENJOY THIS FEELING, FOLKS!!! – – Enjoy it to the MAX!!
The Old Dolfan is out!!
Heck yeah, OD.
This has been as fun a football day as I can remember in a long time. The cherry on top of this wonderful football sundae would be a Chargers loss.
And there is the cherry.
LOL
Yesss
I kick the fg here
Wtf was that
Ball game
🤣
Now Yellowstone .. great day all around
Great day to be a Dolphins fan, guys. Cheers
Cowher calls out the Colts in a big way. Yikes!
If that is a disgrace to coaching what do you call McDaniels?
They need to bring in kickers during the BYE week
At least to wake Sanders up. What’s going on with him?
manitobafinfan says:
November 13, 2022 at 10:41 pm
Rockphin
Rockphin
1h ago
He regularly uses his eyes and position to move defensive players.
I was noticing him looking off safeties as well…THAT is something we have not had around here in I don’t know how long
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You’re so silly, Rock. How can Tua look off players if he’s too short and he can’t see over the line? And, how can DBs see Tua looking at them? You’re a silly man, Rock….lol.
LOL!!
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For the past two weeks, the Dolphins (7-3) have been forced to win shootouts because the defense has been struggling, but that wasn’t the case this week. The defense absolutely shut down Nick Chubb while sacking Jacoby Brissett three times. The unit also came up with three big fourth-down stops while also forcing a huge turnover in the first quarter after the Browns had driven inside Miami’s 35-yard line. If the defense catches up to the offense, the Dolphins could become the team to beat in a suddenly wide-open AFC East. Speaking of the offense, it continues to be on fire. The Dolphins have now scored 30 points or more in three straight games for the first time since 2009.
The grade is an “A”: Browns-Dolphins grades by John Breech (Love the grades? Hate the grades? Let him know on Twitter.)
Not that it matters, but interesting…
NFL News & Analysis
NFL Week 10 Game Recap: Miami Dolphins 39, Cleveland Browns 17
Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill (10) celebrates the touchdown of running back quarterback Tua Tagovailoa (1) during the second half at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports
By Sam Monson
Nov 13, 2022
Cleveland Browns • Miami Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins took care of the Cleveland Browns with relative ease to emerge victorious by a score of 39-17 in Week 10.
Offensive spotlight: Tua Tagovailoa was once again almost flawless for Miami, and the team is still undefeated in games he has both started and finished. Today, he completed 25-of-32 attempts for 285 yards and three scores at 8.9 yards per attempt.
Defensive spotlight: Melvin Ingram III remains an incredibly consistent pass-rusher for Miami, even as they add players to try and upgrade the pass rush. Ingram had a pair of sacks and an absurd pass-rush win rate of 45.8%
Rookie spotlight: Six different rookies played at least 10 snaps on offense or defense for the Browns. Martin Emerson gave up two catches for 29 yards, including a touchdown at cornerback.
Offensive line spotlight: Cleveland’s offensive line — one of the best in the league — was overwhelmed by Miami’s pass rush and blitz. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett was under pressure on 40.5% of his dropbacks.
BOX SCORE
Passing
Cleveland Browns
Player Fantasy Comp/Att Yds YPA TD Int Sacks Rtg
Jacoby Brissett 16.5 22 / 35 212 6.1 1 0 3 89.2
Miami Dolphins
Player Fantasy Comp/Att Yds YPA TD Int Sacks Rtg
Tua Tagovailoa 23.4 25 / 32 285 8.9 3 0 0 135
Skylar Thompson 0.7 1 / 1 17 17.0 0 0 0 118.8
Rushing
Cleveland Browns
Player Fantasy Car Yds YPC TD Long Fum Lost
Jacoby Brissett 16.5 7 40 5.7 0 14 0
Nick Chubb 16.1 11 63 5.7 1 33 1
Kareem Hunt 2.9 6 9 1.5 0 7 0
Miami Dolphins
Player Fantasy Car Yds YPC TD Long Fum Lost
Jeff Wilson Jr. 25.3 17 119 7.0 1 20 0
Tua Tagovailoa 23.4 1 0 0.0 0 0 0
Raheem Mostert 18.7 8 65 8.1 1 24 0
Salvon Ahmed 1.1 3 11 3.7 0 7 0
Skylar Thompson 0.7 3 0 0.0 0 0 0
Durham Smythe 0.0 1 0 0.0 0 0 0
Receiving
Cleveland Browns
Player Fantasy Tgt Rec Yds YPT TD Long
Nick Chubb 16.1 4 3 18 4.5 0 9
Donovan Peoples-Jones 14.9 9 5 99 11.0 0 38
Harrison Bryant 10.5 3 3 15 5.0 1 12
Amari Cooper 6.2 3 3 32 10.7 0 12
David Bell 5.4 5 3 24 4.8 0 13
Pharaoh Brown 3.3 5 2 13 2.6 0 8
Kareem Hunt 2.9 1 1 10 10.0 0 10
Anthony Schwartz 1.3 1 1 3 3.0 0 3
D’Ernest Johnson 0.8 1 1 -2 -2.0 0 -2
Michael Woods II 0.0 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
Miami Dolphins
Player Fantasy Tgt Rec Yds YPT TD Long
Jeff Wilson Jr. 25.3 5 2 24 4.8 0 14
Raheem Mostert 18.7 4 4 22 5.5 0 8
Trent Sherfield 16.3 5 4 63 12.6 1 27
Tyreek Hill 15.4 6 5 44 7.3 1 20
Alec Ingold 14.5 4 4 45 11.2 1 17
Jaylen Waddle 10.6 5 4 66 13.2 0 29
Mike Gesicki 5.1 3 2 31 10.3 0 16
Cedrick Wilson Jr. 1.7 1 1 7 7.0
Dolphins Lose Ogbah for the Season
Defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah was injured during the Miami Dolphins’ 39-17 victory against the Cleveland Browns
ALAIN POUPART9 HOURS AGO
A great day for the Miami Dolphins that featured a fourth consecutive victory and taking over first place in the AFC East also included some disappointing news.
Defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah will miss the rest of the season because of an elbow injury he sustained in the second quarter of the 39-17 victory against the Cleveland Browns at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday, according to a league source.
The Dolphins announced at the time of the injury that Ogbah was questionable to return, then ruled him out as the second half began.
ANOTHER BLOW TO THE DOLPHINS DEFENSE
Ogbah becomes the third significant player the Dolphins defense has lost to a season-ending injury in 2022.
The first was cornerback Nik Needham, who sustained an Achilles injury in the Week 6 loss against the Minnesota Vikings. He was followed by safety Brandon Jones, who sustained a torn ACL the following week in the Sunday night game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Linebacker Trey Flowers also landed on IR after being injured in the Minnesota game, though his foot injury was not described as necessarily season-ending at the time.
And, of course, the Dolphins have played all season without starting cornerback Byron Jones, who is still recovering from offseason leg surgery.
Read the full postgame transcript from Head Coach Mike McDaniel’s press conference on Sunday, Nov. 13, 2022.
(Transcribed by ASAP Sports)
Don’t know how Wyo does it, but post-game presser by MM.
15 minutes…I love MM….
Q. Tua was asked about you and how you have helped this team become successful. He says you’re the man of the people.
“Everything, you know?”
Did yesterday happen?
Yes but it won’t happen again for a fortnight (that’s 2 weeks for US English speakers)
I speak English. Silly wanker 😉
Fluent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You betcha. Imho, this pick up may be more valuable to our team than #2 as this season unfolds.
Clearly, with Ogbah’s loss, Chubby will get a lot more on his shoulders, but JDub Jr. may just take us deep this year.
Let’s also not forget we got rid of Edmonds on the back of this too. Win-win-win
Is that an English bulldog?
Looks more like a Staffie to me (Staffordshire Terrier). Fighting dog. English Bulldogs too flabby and over-bred! 😉
Taxi for Sanders
Awesome from the colour commentator “Arch”. I do think they have done a good job of taking away the things they like to do. Errrrmmmmm …… what does it look like when they let their opponents do whatever they want? Asking for a friend.
I wonder if Arch considered that we may just have been a move ahead of the Browns in chess terms and thought that’s what they’d try to do, or maybe were good at, so we attacked a perceived weakness? The result certainly suggests we didn’t go strength-strength. They were out-coached and out-played.
And this wasn’t even his best pass of the day!
Check this out!
The lowest completion probability of all his passes this season!
This catch was defies belief and description. The DB is trying to take it away (in theory)
I said it live yesterday, the best catch I’ve ever seen. I still am not sure how he took it from the two hands of the defender with one hand.
The trouble with Tua is he’s only having success because he has Cheetah and Penguin. Oh.
Troll hole….love it!
Epic put-down!
UK is on fire this morning
Had a most pleasant breakfast, munching toast and slurping coffee whilst scrolling through Twitter and bookmarked a ton of great Tweets. Got one left for when Piggy makes an appearance!
QB as humble as HC.
Bye Flores.
Not bad for a QB with a shopping list of deficiencies and the second best QB in that draft says none of the experts now after doing a handbrake U-turn.
Rocket vs Noodle. Who you picking? LMAO
You can see where this might progress to with time and refinement as the season progresses?
And look who was there from that team mixing with fans!
Check out Hunt with eyes in the back of his head and what he did to Garrett. As I said in-game, this OL night and day.
Interesting
Whole AFCE in the playoffs at this point.
Best division in football
Reminder, check which side of the branch your on before cutting!
🍻
Perfect, pinpoint passes
😃
Victory Monday. So hard to concentrate here in the office
Is it Sunday yet? Oh fuck is it next Sunday yet?
Ken – Joe Rose interviewed Bradley Chubb this morning on WQAM. He asked Chubb “Are you a linebacker, or defensive end?” Chubb said “I’m an edge rusher”. If you take that literally, he’s not playing on the inside on the DL like Ogbah or Wilkins do. He wants to be out there on the edge, which means either 3-4 OLB or 4-3 DE
He is used as DE. He is hand on the ground to rush the passer. He is not out in space like Phillips. As I said we are not a true 3-4 or 4-3. But Chubb is not going to be asked to cover a back. He is attacking the LOS every down
Also Ogbah really didn’t play inside. He was usually on the end. Ogbah is a DE
Piggy is up!
https://twitter.com/buitengebieden/status/1592043682278309893
Let me go back to sleep! Still enjoying 🐬 dreams and I don’t want to go back to work
Go back to sleep little one. 🎼🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 Soothing melodies and 🐬dreams
It’s about time we start hearing Tua’s name mentioned in short list of MVP candidates. Those 3 games without him shows just how valuable he is to this team.
I think the race right now is between Mahomes, Hurts and Tua
I’m kind of tempted to also include Jefferson on this list. There are a lot of great WRs in the league right now, but he is having yet another amazing season.
Hill before Jefferson imo
At no. 4 spot with the bookies
I can’t see Allen seriously being in consideration at this moment, He leads the NFL in ints and his team is under performing
Agreed. But things can change. Tua was out for a few weeks. I’m sure there’s agendas in play too. Honestly, I expect Mahomes to walk it.
Ingram, Phillips, and Chubb … three guys with amazing pass rush technique. As this season continues and they get even more in sync … look out!!!
IF, and big if … our DBs regain some health/depth our defense will be good enough for our offense to win “shoot outs” with teams like KC and Buffalo.
Directing traffic
Hill is so fast he’s running as fast as full speed Wilson while going sideways.
That last post you guys put up from Acho gave me the chills.
“According to Pro Football Focus, Brissett was pressured on a whopping 40.5% of his dropbacks and in addition to the three sacks, Miami had a total of 14 quarterback hits.”
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That’s what I’m talking about. now if we can just get through the rest of the season without losing another 5 or 6 players for the year, smh. Nearly every game, man.
I haven’t seen it mentioned, but we had what felt like 5 or 6 high snaps yesterday. Tua handled them all except the one he had to take a sack on.
All Sherfield does is block really well and make plays EVERY time his number is called.
We have plundered the 9ers roster and done very well out of it thank you very much!
Skill positions aside, the big uglies deserve some more unashamed love.
Just think of how many illegal men downfield, false starts, illegal formations etc and think how clean Tua’s pocket was yesterday. Morsted could have fallen asleep in shotgun behind Tua and still not got dirty
On our first drive, the 4th down play, Gesicki had a nice block right at the point of attack.
can’t tell you all how much fun it is reading all the posts today! Bye week coming up so we get to ride this feeling all week lol
Today and yesterday, including those during the game
So annoyed Wilson didn’t just throw the ball away on that trick play.
I was at the time too
Jeff Wilson is #12 in rushing yards with SF/Miami combined. This could very well end up being a more impactful move than the one for Chubb.
Great win, best takeaway was the late sack, when Chubb, Phillips and Wilkins met at the Brisket
Seemed like the D is finally generating some passrush without blitzing
Tua was Tua again, nice to see him hit someone other than Waddle and Hill
Running game has gone from all Mostert, to making Mostert look pedestrian, when he gets a 21 yard td, 65 yards at 8.1 per carry, because of Wilson
2 comfortable wins this season share something in common, both at home and visitor side bench over 100 degrees
This one didn’t have the feel of a heat aided win though, it was complete
https://www.nfl.com/voting/air-and-ground/
Don’t forget to vote for our boy
looks like stats folks are counting the bad snap that Tua grabbed and covered as a ‘sack’ (?) as well as a fumble.
Stats schmats, just win
Watching Herbert last night and Allen against Minnesota makes me appreciate Tua even more
One thing we have in common with Eagles is we don’t beat ourselves
Was pissed at the playcall of Minnesota on 4th down with 50 seconds left, and everyone was moving at the snap except Cousins, they made up for it in the most improbable way, why did they have to though
On Piss and Cherios
Seems every time we get in a good position in the standings or playoff race, we take a step back, thus year after beating Buffalo, last 2 years last couple of games we were in the playoffs, if they ended then
This team feels different though, we can score with anyone and seem to be able to make big stops
Buffalo is at their lowest point since the playoff choke last year, they’ll be back though, hopefully not better than ever
Going to be a dogfight for the division, all 4 teams likely control their own destiny
Tua #1 in QB rating WHILE also being #1 in yards per completion. He really is playing like everyone thought he would when he was at Alabama.
Yes, and MM brought Alabama to Miami
Wilson has been so much more, than what was expected from Edmonds and we cut salary
Csonka and Morris 1-2 type punch
My ceiling for Tua, when we drafted him, was being able to operate an O, that was proficient, like a Brady O, with better pocket presence
All my hopes and dreams for what he’s become are now reality
Stats and wins are great, although it’s the feel of what to expect, that’s been really pleasant, not since Marino
3-15 no problem, 3-20 still have a decent shot
What I have loved so far this year…
3rd & 4 to go…
18 yard pass completion!
No more throwing bubble screens 5 yards behind the line when we need 15 for a 1st! We throw PAST the sticks. What a unique idea!
Take the bull by the horns👍
I wouldn’t put Hurts in the top 4 for MVP, he’s got good not great numbers, it’s the overall team play though, that has them undefeated
I think he and Mahomes are at the top of the list. He has the highest % of his team’s TDs in the league when you look at his running and passing TDs.
For the Dolphins to take over the #1 seed during their bye, we only need two things to happen.
Jets lose in NE
Chiefs lose in LA (Chargers)
The great thing is even if both those games go the other way, then it helps us in a potential Wildcard race
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Three University of Virginia football players — linebacker D’Sean Perry, wide receiver Lavel Davis Jr. and wide receiver Devin Chandler — were killed in a shooting by a former player last night. Christopher Darnell Jones Jr is the accused shooter. Two others were also injured, one in critical condition.
And the shooter played n the football team at at least one point. It’s such a good University. Guess that shouldn’t matter but for some reason does.
Rhino says:
November 14, 2022 at 12:22 pm (Edit)
looks like stats folks are counting the bad snap that Tua grabbed and covered as a ‘sack’ (?) as well as a fumble.
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It was counted as a rushing play not a sack
It’s great to be reunited with a buddy but…..
“Jeff Wilson Jr. played 42 of the 69 offensive snaps (61 percent), compared to 19 snaps for Raheem Mostert.”
Wilson takes all the pressure off of Mostert, and he’s a team player, so…
These 3 things happened yesterday:
1 — the rushing attack exploded.
2 — Hill and Waddle had relatively modest days.
3 — Tua hit a lot of recievers not named Hill and Waddle.
Was that McDaniel changing the scheme cause the Browns were in full defense mode against the Blurr Bros?
4. We pressured the QB
5. We stopped the run
6. We showcased other weapons outside of Hill and Waddle
2 and 3 are kind of the same as 6
Wasn’t saying those were the only 3 things. 🙂
He’s not changing the scheme, just making in game adjustments
Balance is the key, we want to gash you with Hill and Waddle, take it away by focusing on them too much and the rest of the skill players eat and you get blown out
Pick your poison
What I was trying to suggest. Perhaps it is gameplan rather than scheme.
Wilson almost completes the O, we need a TE, all of them are disposable, the way Edmonds was, please take them all
Apparently, the official statistician (less evil twin of the official spotter)
awarded a half a sack each to the DB and LB who corralled Ced Wilson on that crummy trick play.
As they should have
yes, it is the correct call.
Wilson shows why coaches like to bring in their guys
Sherfield too
Yes and he’s already bought into WRs blocking, then when asked why he’s getting more snaps than Wilson, MM smiles and pulls out the blocking tape
We’re better off with Sherfield as our #3, Than we are with Wilson (blocking), even if they’re the same as a receiver
I LOVED the fullback love shown yesterday! #30 was killing it! (highest rated player by PFF)
When things are working it’s easier for everyone to do their job, Ingold was the beneficiary yesterday, sure he played a great game, but his rating was team aided
Because of the emergence of Tua, the OL looks better, than they are too
Mostert is pure speed, so it is great to have his breakaway threat
to balance the somewhat slower Wilson,
but, as such, he’s more inclined to be hurt.
I love it that we now have a hard-nosed durable RB
to take the load off Mostert because we want to
still have Raheem’s speed available in January.
and February.
^
Likewise, it is great to be able to win (easily?) without requiring Hill to get 150 yards, because the law of averages will dictate that that won’t always happen.
And Waddle (and Hill) not taking 12 tackles every week is also good,
because we want them to be there to hoist the Lombardi.
Did you notice Hill on the catch he made across the middle?
I’ve never seen him run that quick and fast
As if he had some extra energy to burn off, hungry to make a play
X against NE, the game he save with a fumble recovery also fits that mold somewhat
All snarky insults aside, I honestly do think they need to get a mental health professional in to work with Sanders. I have said that before about other place kickers on other teams. His leg did not suddenly go weak. (There was no injury.)
Some of our past PKs got the yips for us, and we let them go, and they went to other teams and had good careers. They just needed the proverbial “change of scenery.”
I think Sanders has excellent leg strength. His kickoffs are mostly unreturnable.
It would be a shame to trash that just to get every single PAT, as missed PATs are much less likely to hurt a team than repeatedly giving opponents short fields off the KO, even though missed PATs are infuriating. They are soooo obvious, but they are just one point.
Sanders has also kicked successfully from 50+ on numerous occasions.
His leg is not weak. His mind….well that is another matter
Now ST Coach Crossman is an entirely different matter.
I have really lost faith in him.
And it’s not just one facet. Our coverage units are shaky, our punt returns are lousy, we have had blocked kicks, messed up fake punts, worthless onsides, but the worst part to me is the blocking that allows so much penetration on every kick.
PATs ought to be close to automatic, but I see guys crashing in on the holder on nearly every kick, even PATs. This can destroy rhythm and confidence in the kicker, and what if Mostert gets hurt while holding? That would be a huge loss, as his punts are awesome (when needed).
I think our kickoff coverage team falls asleep because Sanders almost always kicks it out of the EZ, so they just stroll down and fail to fill their lanes.
Didn’t we give up an opening KO TD against the Ravens?
A sleep-walking coverage team is the fault of the ST Coach.
Stanger
I think those checkdowns to the running backs are part of our regular scheme that we just haven’t utilized yet
Prior to yesterday we were able to rely on 🐆, 🐧 and Gesicki and when we checked down edmunds was dropping easy catches
I don’t think we adjusted or even gameplanned for it. The browns just overcompensated for waddle and hill and left it wide open.
Tua just took what the defense gave him
It started happening early in the game, so I don’t really think that’s an adjustment
Maybe it was discussed this week knowing the browns don’t cover RBs well? 🤷🏽♂️
But I think it’s there for us in most games
The browns definitely were doing something to take away the deep middle area we usually utilize – those are just check down passes IMO
“The browns just overcompensated for waddle and hill and left it wide open.” — was my first thought as well. And even if want Hill to break 2k…. I’m happy it happened. Proved we have more than Hill and Waddle to go with.
While I do love Coach McDaniel and think he is a genius, I do think we should’ve kicked the FG instead of going for it on 4th and 1. Again.
I know maybe he has lost a little trust in Sanders, but still …
I also question his putting in Skylar. I know that giving the kid some reps is a smart thing to do, but Tua only needed about 15 yards passing or so to set a record.
And that type of record is a hard one to set in that it bridges multiple games.
Oh well, maybe it is wise to keep Tua hungry to set more records. Maybe McDaniel is using his master psychologist hat on Tua to start a fresh string of 300+ yard, 3 TD, 0 INT games.
I disagree on this one as well. I was glad we went for it. Was not glad that they didn’t execute the play properly, but was not upset by the going for it of trying to run it either.
I am with Rock
^
I like getting points.
Once that 3 is on the scoreboard,
they cannot take it away.
And the other team must match it or LOSE.
A first down does not score a single point.
If we had gotten that 4th and 1,
there was no guarantee we would’ve gotten any points.
A team can have 10 more first downs or a hundred more first downs than the opponent.
No one cares.
The only thing that matters is the W-L record.
And you only get the W by scoring more points.
Ken
It looks like you might’ve been right to want to bench Eich,
as Jones has come in and mauled and opened meaningful holes.
I am not an OL guru,
so I defer to you guys to know whether Jones gets the credit or what,
but wow if we can get our OL to give up few or no sacks
and
get our RBs to average 6-7 YPC,
we literally cannot be stopped from marching right down the field every drive.
Jones is outperforming Eich. Eich had the pedigree but I don’t see the performance on the field
Naples, one point is all you need to win a game sometimes. I would rather our kicker only kick to the 5 yard line every kick off than miss two extra points in a season.
CUT BAIT.
We need a new kicker. They should never have given him the big contract.
I was calling for his replacement last season and this offseason.
I WILL be drafting kickers again in my mock drafts this offseason.
See now, IMHO, this is inconsistent with what you are saying above.
If 1 point matters so much to you,
then why not kick the “easy” FG and collect 3x a PAT.
While it’s true that games are lost by a single point,
games are very rarely lost by a missed PAT.
The Browns have a very highly rated defensive backfield
with ball skills and real speed.
Emerson and Ward are the real deal.
And yet, we got small but juicy chunks nearly every catch.
Waddle averaged 16.5
Gesicki 15.5
Sherfield 15.8
even the FB 11.2
RB Wilson 12
Hill only 8.8, but that is almost funny,
since everyone knows he can take any catch to the house.
And indeed, one of his short yardage catches went for 6.
just a total beat down
Can’t wait for the podcast to hear how many total…
GO BIG UGLIES!
Hunt has turned into a stud
And he saved Tyreek’s life after the TD yesterday.
https://www.miamidolphins.com/video/tyreek-hill-gets-a-touchdown
The opening kickoff was similar to the the one against the Ravens, right down the middle and about at the goal line, when I saw the kick go to that spot on Sunday, I was already saying oh shit before he started running
yep me too,
and that’s why I like having Sanders,
because he rarely gives them that chance.
When Sanders F’s up and kicks it a few yards short,
Crossman needs to have his guys cover th ehell out of those, not fall asleep.
ORRRR, do it like NE does,
and the Ravens I think also,
where they pop the ball up with hang time to land on the 3 on purpose,
so the returner is seduced into a bad decision to run it back
and only gets short of the 20.
Thus the KO team nets “hidden yardage”
and forces the opponent to travel a long field.
Just about every kicker gets touchbacks routinely since they advanced the spot of the ball. That is not a talent unique to Sanders and it easily replaced
I like Travis Wingfield. He has fun with it and helps us have fun with it.
Counting pancakes!! That’s fun.
Naples, on that 4th and 1 didn’t we end up scoring on the next drive after a 3 and out?
Cox, Buckner, Jarrett and Richardson are all available to replace Ogbah.
Should we sign one of those men? I would love to have deForest Buckner.
When does pro bowl voting started – I’m gonna be active this year….lol