It appears as if the Dolphins avoided a major disaster, losing LT Terron Armstead for an extended period of time after getting injured in practice, his first snap actually. Armstead left the field barely putting on any weight on the leg that was injured, but he says he’ll be ready for game #1, and there is no major injury requiring surgery. Now that we got that out of the way, there are a few things I want to see in preseason. Most importantly, NO MORE INJURIES!!! I would like to see CB Cam Smith continue to get important reps and show he’s serious about getting plenty of reps in the regular season. Backup QB’s Mike White and Skylar Thompson just have to do better. We know neither of them are going to run this offense as crisply and effectively as Tua, but we need them to be competent enough to put points on the board. I’m really hoping we see better play from both of these guys.
I would really like to see RB Chris Brooks get more carries, and see if we may possibly have something there. He’s not the prototype “big back” like Tennessee’s Derrick Henry, but compared to the stable of RB’s we have here in Miami, Brooks looks huge! I feel like all our RB’s are so close in running style and especially stature, that it would be nice to have a big back like Brooks make the team. Brooks is 6′ 223, while the lot of Mostert (5’10 205), Wilson (6′ 210), Ahmed (5’11 197), Gaskin (5’10 199) and Achane (5’9 188) are all very similar size wise. Yes, we have FB Alec Ingold who’s a load at 6’1 240, but Ingold has only 21 carries in 4 years in the NFL for a reason. Of course, the 4 best guys will make the team, this much I get, but I hope Brooks shows enough to be viewed as a possibilty to make the roster.
I’m curious to see more of LG Lester Cotton. He was great in practice, he had some very dominant reps, so I would love to see that dominance in game play, even if it’s a preseason game. It doesn’t matter what round you were drafted in on the O-line, if you can move people, you’re going to get noticed. Would I love Liam Eichenberg to play like the guy we hoped he could be when we moved up in the 2nd RD of the 2021 NFL at pick #42 to get him, of course, but at this point, I just want someone competent, and hungry for the job. If it’s Lester Cotton, who is actually 3rd string at RG, or Isaiah Wynn who is a veteran as well, I don’t care as long as they play well.
The competition at DT is pretty intense with DT’s Brandon Pili and Jaylen Twyman, Most importantly though, we need to get through the negotiations and sign DT/DE Christian Wilkins to a long term deal and keep him in Miami for another 6 years. He’s been an exemplary player, hard worker who brings it every week. Once Wilkins is signed the next up should be DT/DE Zach Sieler. There are some good battles at LB as well, with guys like Mitchell Agude, Mike Rose, and Aubrey Miller. It’s no given that last year’s 2nd RD pick LB Channing Tindall is a lock to make the roster, how these guys play on special teams could be the key to making the 53. BTW, the pronounced demise of the Mac was a bit premature. It’s slow, and uncooperative at times, and I do need to get a new one, but this article was written on the Mac, so LONG LIVE THE MAC!
GO DOLPHINS!!!
Finsmob Unleashed 
Good call on Zappe, Phel
But Zappe’s now only on the PS.
Are they going to suit up only one QB on Game Day?
What if he gets ‘cussed?
They’ll elevate him before the first game. This way they don’t have to guarantee his salary for the whole year.
Tracking 2 sites, we have signed anyone to the PS, officially. Also, none of our players released outside of Gaskin has been picked up by another team. Yet.
Somebody said we brought back Nickerson.
I was impressed with his energy and field vision.
I’d like him on the 53 as soon as Ramsey is off.
Is there a time limit before players can go on IR?
The jest brought back Tim Boyle.
God love ’em.
(I sure don’t.)
Phel … gotcha …
but would that be for one game up and then back down?
That’s a hell of a clumsy way to handle such an important position on the field.
Like we did with Cracraft and others last year?
I heard there’s some new rule about the 3rd QB,
but I don’t know what it is.
And would he be the 3rd or 2nd?
They also signed Malik Cunniugham at QB to the PS.
I don’t care, as long as we sweep their cheatin’ asses.
If you have a 3rd QB on your roster he can be inactive and come in and play due to injury to top 2 QBs
There’s other stipulations that don’t interest me at this time
They may go the route of bringing him up and down, but there is a limit to how many games they play before becoming ineligible for the PS. More likely they will bring him up twice and leave him up. His salary isn’t guaranteed after week 1. I’m not sure what they benefit from this – his salary can’t be that high.
He should fill the Wilson role initially
You never know, maybe we found something special. Won’t be the first time an undrafted RB was a diamond in the rough.
He looks the part, like Hill
And we got 3 gems from UDFAs, wins some lose some
Damn that sucks.
He will have plenty of time to develop in Arizona because they won’t be competitive for awhile.
PS
OL Alama Uluave
LB Cameron Goode
CB Ethan Bonner
Okay like what? That’s quite the cryptic tweet.😂
How is Conner back … 53 or PS?
So Elijah Campbell isn’t hurt that bad and won’t go on IR.
I think that’s good news.
Ramsey and Rob Jones are now on IR/designated to return,
Miami Dolphins
Ethan Bonner | Source Barry Jackson
Cam Goode | Source Barry Jackson
C Alama Uluave | Source Barry Jackson
8 PS players so far.
https://www.miamidolphins.com/news/miami-dolphins-sign-eight-to-practice-squad
That’s a solid group so far. Still surprised about Kroft. Maybe he wasn’t quick enough for what they want out of their TE’s.
Surprising Ryan Hayes was signed to Colts 53. Not surprised about Higgins.
Grier
Good stuff!
The Colts wanted us to trade them Waddle…lol
Grier said a lot of the rumors were not true.
I don’t know. Maybe we got the better of the trade.
Lol
I didn’t like that Grier couldn’t give a time table on Waddle other than we expect him back this season.🤔
Waddle?
I didn’t hear him say anything other than he’s not available for trade
When asked if he’s on track for the Chargers game, Waddle said it’s his expectation that he’ll play.
They asked about his injury and that’s what I heard him say.
Maybe I misunderstood who they were talking about.
He was talking about “Jalen” Ramsey. Doh!!!
very happy with this PS group … one of the best we’ve had in years.
Tanner Connor is ready to play.
Da’Shawn Hand is a beast.
AJ Johnson is a fierce tackler.
Randy Charlton is good depth at pass rusher.
Braylon Sanders is fast and he can play in the NFL.
The Colts signed Hayes to block for Taylor.
Irsay thinks poaching a cut 7th rounder’ll make
Jonathan forget about being treated like shit.
I don’t think Irsay is making those moves.
That’s pretty funny Naples
They knew we wanted him for the PS they probably snatched him just as a fung goo because we wouldn’t meet their demands.
Hayes is a good looking tackle, he might make it in the league.
A 6th round pick last year and a big dude at 6-3 330.
That reads 53 to me, yes?
Dolphins re-sign TE Tyler Kroft today. I figured it would be someone from another team….
Dolphins general manager Chris Grier said Wednesday their discussions with the Colts regarding Taylor ended up being “a lot of exploratory talks.”
“I can say there were no exchange of offers from either one of us,” Grier said about his talks with Colts GM Chris Ballard. “Just general talks, so a lot of the stuff that’s been reported, I can tell you guys, 95 percent of it is wrong.”
So we re-signed Kroft after we put some guys on IR I guess.
good plan … a bit scary, but it worked.
I really think Tyler Croft could be a sleeper for us.
Good pro. Been around.
Can catch and run and is a skilled blocker.
All he needs to do besides pin the edge
is catch one 8-12 yd er per game that is a first down or safety valve.
From Chosen to Chasen plus 150 pounds
That guy Chasen Hines is from LSU and is thus predictably nasty in a phone booth. As a OG should be.
Probably needs work on his technique.
Strengths:
” Races out of stance and into pull-blocking duties. * Aggressive into and through the block. * Churns through base blocks and generates drive when squared. * Pass sets feature perched, ready hands. * Punch is decisive and charged. * Enough flexion to drop an anchor quickly”
Weaknesses:
does not have sweet feet in pass pro
pay for Fn dance lessons!
😂 @ Rock
I think we signed Josh Kalu,
a DB off the Commanders
who played several years for the Titans.
(to the PS)
We did and he’s had decent production over 5 seasons.
Never mind those were his college stats I was looking at.😂
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/38292388/dolphins-tabling-tua-wilkins-contract-talks-season
Good article about the Wilkins contract negotiations. Apparently, both sides are very amicably disagreeing at this point and are comfortable putting the extension discussions on hold until next season.
Thanks for posting. Love that he knows “Valerie “ and “Hubert”!
Great stuff!
Indy wanted Waddle 😂😂😂🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼
Based on what Grier said, there’s a lot of misinformation out there. The media seems to be making stuff up. Wait… no way!!!🤣
Hope everyone in the south east fared well with the storm. The flooding looked pretty bad.
^
Son,
Were you able to get your truck out this time ?
Not much at all for us here. Just a blustery day.
That’s great news 👍
You don’t see this every day
https://x.com/adamschefter/status/1697027614953587073?s=61&t=NWZ–WfgKu_dYbC-fKuB3A
lol, should have not asked for so much dip shit
Bingo
LOVE THIS!!!
Joe knows football.
He said Marino is the best, because “best” describes the best statistical QB, not greatest.
Have all of our Floridians here on the blog been accounted for after H. Idelia passed through? I hope so!
Beer to M13
Thanks!
—————
“That’s no moon… it’s a space station”
So many contemporary QBs and those after him look to Marino as the standard.
So every team gets an extra week to go through the 53 and get ready for the opener. It’s go time!!!!🙂
Toba may have to re-think attending the Fest
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12463381/Canada-issues-warning-LGBTQ-travelers-US.html
Oh my…lol.
Miami Dolphins adding a true Florida Man to their roster to replace Igbinoghene
The Miami Dolphins are picking up a player with some baggage after they traded for Joseph Kelvin.
By Theo Grontis | 8:00 AM EDT
Tuesday afternoon was cutdown day in the NFL. By 4 o’clock eastern, teams were required to shave their 90-man roster down to 53 players.
Some teams engaged in trades prior to the cutoff. The Dolphins were one of those teams. Right before the deadline, they shipped former first-round pick Noah Igbinoghene to the Cowboys in exchange for corner Kelvin Joseph. According to head coach Mike McDaniel, the Dolphins had no intentions of trading Igbinoghene and it was the Dallas Cowboys who initially proposed the idea.
Dallas drafted Kelvin Joseph back in 2021 out of the University of Kentucky. Despite contributing heavily on special teams, the former second round pick never secured a starting role for the Cowboys.
From an outsider’s perspective, a corner for corner swap seems a little redundant. Both are essentially the same type of player – a fringe contributor with unrealized potential. Although the Dolphins do benefit marginally on this transaction as they save about 800k in cap space.
What’s more interesting about this acquisition is that the Dolphins are picking up a player with some baggage.
Back in March of 2022, Joseph was connected to a drive-by shooting which killed an individual. It was determined that the cornerback was a passenger in the vehicle but was not involved in the shooting. The perpetrators have since been arrested and no charges have been laid on Joseph.
In his spare time Joseph is a rapper who releases music under the moniker ‘YKDV (you know da vibe) Bossman Fat’. On Spotify, he has 328 monthly listeners and his biggest track ‘Pain’ has almost 24,000 streams. Safe to say it’s more of a hobby and not a second career.
The Dolphins are essentially adding a part-time rapper with ties to violent crime to their special teams unit.
In essence it reads like a true ‘Florida Man’ headline:
Rapper with Ties to Murder Will Play Special Teams on Florida Football Team
In fairness to it all, front offices construct their roster based on their surrounding environment. If you are in the Northeast, you want players who are physically tough and can handle the cold. If you play in a dome, you opt for quicker players who can cut on a dime. But if you play in the sweaty, muggy, craziness that is South Florida. Perhaps you sign the type of players that will make headlines for all the wrong reasons.
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Time will tell…
It’s a do over…fresh start
It was a swap of players neither team wanted
Fair enough…better depth is good
He’s been pretty clean while in the NFL
Are you going to give a guy a 2nd chance or would you rather he revert back to that life?
They should praise Joseph for his turn around, instead of putting the Fins down
Who is this dipshit Theo Grontis?
What state does he live in?
I’m sure there has never been a crime there.
Where does he get off thinking a person has to be tougher
to live where it’s cold?
That’s just naked bias and non-scientific.
Lol…lots of “bias”….I thought the “Florida man” descriptive was telling…
Agree
New Dolphins CB Kelvin Joseph Scouting Report
Joseph was acquired in a trade for former first-round pick Noah Igbinoghene
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The Miami Dolphins acquired a player via trade Tuesday; it just wasn’t the one fans expected.
The Dolphins traded former first-round cornerback Noah Igbinoghene to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for former second-round cornerback Kelvin Joseph.
Let’s look at Joseph’s background, strengths and weaknesses to determine how he fits into Miami’s plans this season.
Kelvin Joseph’s Background
Joseph declared early for the 2021 NFL draft after his redshirt sophomore season at Kentucky. He played in just 20 college games (nine with the Wildcats and 11 with LSU).
He started in all nine games with the Wildcats in 2020, recording a career high in passes defended (5) and interceptions (4).
The cornerback’s draft stock spiked after his impressive athletic testing. He ran a 4.34 40-yard dash and had a 128-inch broad jump, which ranked in the 92nd and 84th percentiles, respectively.
The Dallas Cowboys selected Joseph with the 44th overall pick. He played 26 games in the past two seasons, starting in just three.
Kelvin Joseph’s Strengths
Joseph’s main strength — as it relates to his fit with the Dolphins — is his zone coverage ability. Coming out of Kentucky, most draft analysts viewed Joseph’s best scheme fit as a team that would play heavy zone coverage.
He has the long speed to stick with defenders deep and the explosiveness to break downhill and make plays on the ball. Joseph has also flashed good run defense in the past.
In 2021, he had eight total run stops (a play considered a failure for the offense) on just 68 run defense snaps.
Dolphins defensive coordinator Vic Fangio emphasizes all of those traits in his cornerbacks.
Those natural traits typically project well to an outside cornerback role. However, Joseph moved to the slot this preseason and proved he could hold his own.
In 37 coverage reps from the slot this preseason, Joseph allowed just two catches on eight targets, according to PFF. This is especially important for the Dolphins, who have a need in the slot.
Jalen Ramsey will miss a chunk of the season after meniscus surgery, and Nik Needham was placed on PUP on Tuesday. If healthy, both players likely would play significant slot reps.
Kader Kohou figures to play there for the time being, but he didn’t have a healthy backup until the Joseph trade. It’s a small sample size from the preseason, but Joseph’s potential versatility is a massive plus for the Dolphins.
It’s also essential to consider Joseph’s overall upside. He hasn’t played much football between his two NFL and college seasons. He has the athletic and physical profile of an above-average cornerback; he just needs to be coached up.
Kelvin Joseph’s Weaknesses
Joseph’s upside and fit are all quite good. It’s also easy to see him getting on the field this season with the team’s lack of slot cornerback depth.
However, his on-field play has been quite underwhelming thus far.
Typically, Fangio likes to run a lot of quarters (Cover 4) and Cover 6. Joseph had just 28 snaps in those coverages last season, according to Sports Info Solutions. In those 28 snaps, he allowed three catches on five targets, with all three catches resulting in touchdowns.
That’s an incredibly small sample size to judge a player on. But looking at Joseph’s general coverage numbers raises more concerns.
Joseph was targeted 18 times last season and allowed 12 catches for four touchdowns. He was a little better in 2021, allowing eight catches on 17 targets and one touchdown.
Given those numbers, it’s no surprise Joseph didn’t get on the field much for the Cowboys. It’s pretty clear on film why Joseph was getting beat so often on the outside — lack of experience.
He doesn’t quite have a great feel for route concepts coming in and out of his area, leaving him susceptible to big plays where a more experienced player would limit the damage.
He tends to panic and abandon his technique when he knows he’s beaten vertically. That also makes him a target for big plays and easy completions. Joseph has all the tools to be successful. He’s just not using them effectively right now.
To his credit, he looked much more confident in his technique while playing the slot during the preseason. It’s on the Dolphins coaching staff to build on that and continue his development.
Kelvin Joseph and Special Teams
Joseph should provide the Dolphins some value on special teams this season. He played 142 special teams snaps in 2021 and 217 in 2022 for the Cowboys. The cornerback had limited special teams experience but caught on at the end of last season.
His natural speed and length (77-inch wingspan) should make him a solid tackler on the move. That will help him possibly earn spots as a gunner on punts and kickoff coverage. Last season, Joseph had 70 snaps on kick coverage and 58 on punt coverage. One thing he needs to clean up on special teams is penalties. Joseph was penalized six times on special teams last season, matching his six total special teams tackles.
Bottom Line on Kelvin Joseph
At the end of the day, the Dolphins flipped a struggling, high-upside cornerback (Igbinoghene) for another in Joseph. Although the two have different flaws, their career arcs have a lot of similarities.
Where Joseph separates himself is his fit with this specific coaching staff. Although his numbers in Fangio’s preferred coverages aren’t great, Joseph has all the natural tools to excel in the Dolphins’ new scheme.
His run defense and budding slot versatility will also be considerable benefits in a defense that needs cornerbacks to tackle and moves its defensive backs around post-snap.
Joseph is a high-upside player acquired for little investment. Regardless of the eventual outcome, getting a player with Igbinoghene’s upside and a more straightforward path to playing time is an excellent process.
He is depth and ST. Especially since we lost Crossen. From the video Ryder put out. He looks better on tape than Iggy. Same athletic skills but better instincts and reaction.
He has a chance to be everything Iggy was expected to be and more (STs)
His biggest downside is his inexperience on outside, play him at nickel and those concerns mostly go away
The trade allows us to move Kohou outside, if Apple is hurt or struggles or Fangio just wants Kohou outside
Bottomline is this trade should make us better more versatile
Seems like a good time of year to make predictions for Dolphins
Get your predictions in
MVP
OPOY
DPOY
Rookie
Surprise Contributor
Disappointment
My predictions
MVP: Tua
OPOY: Waddle
DPOY: Wilkins
Rookie: Achane
Surprise: Julian Hill
Disappointment: Eli Apple – not that I expect much but I know he’s gonna suck
I hated road apple, when he came out, so I’ve mostly gone out of my way to rag on him his entire career
With that said, he’s improved tremendously over the years to where he’s at least been better than serviceable
We also have options, if he doesn’t get it done
I like Wilson on IR, it’s probably why we kept Brooks, as it gives us a free look at Brooks in a regular season game
Having signed 2 CBs shows the lack of confidence in the group
Although Bethel plays STs
That’s from 2 haters!
Shocking
Funny shit!
I laughed out loud at Marino putting his reading glasses on to read the play sheet on his wrist!
My predictions
MVP: Tyreek Hill
OPOY: Tyreek Hill
DPOY: Jaelan Phillips
Rookie: De’Von Achane
Surprise: Erik Ezukanma
Disappointment: Bradley Chubb
I knew some one would say Chubb….
I personally didn’t want to say some one so valuable but I can see it…
Was really looking forward to seeing our D with Ramsey, not as much now, but still interested in what Fangio can do
On O looking forward to our running game and the Berrios X factor
My predictions
MVP: Tua
OPOY: Hill
DPOY: Phillips
Rookie: Smith
Surprise: Long
Disappointment: Uhchane
Hope I’m wrong, but he was the biggest disappointment for me in PS
What is the chance Rodgers has a season like Russell Wilson had last year😜
23%
My CB comments above don’t include Cam Smith
Going to be interesting to see who starts outside opposite X, I’d think Kohou would be in the slot, but while in base D does Kohou play outside, then move into the slot in Nickel?
Very happy with who we signed to replace the guys going to IR.
Bethel is a personal favorite and a very steady pro.
I have called Kroft our sleeper in the pass game.
And I’ve pounded the table for Nickerson ever since he got here in the preseason.
Now if we could just sign Bryce Thompson to the PS …
Other than that, I really don’t know what we need.
The roster is stacked with talent.
Maybe a OT, a WR, and a OLB in case of injuries.
HC Mike McDaniel Thursday 8/31 media availability coverage
10:19 AM · Aug 31, 2023
Travis Wingfield
@WingfieldNFL
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Jeff Wilson: Midsection injury compounded by some finger issues. We just made the assessment that he couldn’t protect himself and be himself the way we know him to be. Time is the best healer. Wouldn’t be surprised if he makes a return this season but we’ll let his body tell us.
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We’ve heard Coach say before that he looks at every single aspect of a football team. One thing he takes very seriously is the alignment in the locker room and the importance of guys mingling outside their pos group.
“Teams win games, not position groups.”
Travis Wingfield
@WingfieldNFL
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On Campbell and Bethel avoiding IR: the reason they’re not on IR is that you expect them sooner than later, the first quarter of the season. Exactly what game and what time will be determined.
Travis Wingfield
@WingfieldNFL
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Coach says he expects De’Von Achane to be ready to practice (get prep work) next week ahead of the Chargers.
Travis Wingfield
@WingfieldNFL
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On Raheem’s offseason — Outstanding focus. He’s heard a ton of noise for months and months. Every day that it’s loud, you see that focus register another level.
Travis Wingfield
@WingfieldNFL
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On Berrios: What’s been real fun to watch is his development and ascension within the offense. He’s always been a good football player but at this time in his career he really understands the timing and spacing of this offense.
RIP
RIP Gil Brandt who was definitely an NFL icon.
and Chris Brooks who is more of the Wilson type. (But bigger)
Thunder & Lightning
Wow
I like Wilson when he’s healthy, but dude is made of spun glass.
He seems to always be injure glad he’s out early
Be ready for Oct and Nov
I bet we see a lot of brooks early
Ummmmmm. I guess the coaches see something we are missing with Ingold. That’s a LOT of money for a FB
He’s an excellent blocker with sneaky receiving skills.
I realize that, it just seems like a lot of money to pay fullback in today’s NFL
I hear ya, but the money is so crazy these days.
I think Ingold has the best stats and the best rating of all FBs in the AFC.
And he has really learned the nuances of this offense.
FBs are a huge part of McDaniel’s playbook.
I agree with Brian
I 3rd that, and his receiving skills at 3 catches per season does what exactly to justify that type of salary?
This makes not getting Taylor hurt more
He might be out for. Long time – maybe the season
We were never getting Taylor and he’s on PUP
That was impressive.
And I say of course not about the nfl and hill
So we signed a decent RB who spent TC and PS with the rival Bills. Nice!
I liked Evans coming out of App State. He comes in the mold of Ahmed but faster. I think he ran a low 4.4.
Uh uh um um he he he I I I think…
Take a fuckin’ speech class already MM
He did. His teacher was Joe Biden. 🙂
Joe Biden has had a speech impediment from birth.
He was never a teacher.
OMG
Looked it up. Evans ran a 4.41 at the combine but ran sub 4.4 in track. So he got some speed.
We like speed.
Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier underscored Wednesday that extension talks with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, along with defensive lineman Christian Wilkins, have been tabled until the offseason arrives.
I’m surprised M13 doesn’t get traumatic flashbacks when he sees #24 Smith at CB. LOL
Buffalo Bills
SIGNINGS
LB Christian Kirksey (practice squad)
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That sucks
meh
I’d rather have Darrynton Evans.
His career could still rise.
Kirksey is on the downslope of a mediocre career.
I never had Jeff Wilson in my RB depth chart so I’m fine with him being out
Think we’re going to see Mostert, Ahmed and Achane as the top three.
I think Brooks will see some work too, but Achane may get as many touches as Ahmed if he makes things happen
I thought he was #2
He was but not on Mike’s depth chart.😂
Evans is from Oak Hill FL which is a tiny town just barely north of Cape Canaveral.
So he knows our weather.
He’s 5’10 203 with a muscular build.
M, I see the Colts released DT McTelvin Agim. He made their initial 53 but then was released a day later.
I think if Achane and Ahmed are still beat up,
we could see Brooks get some quality touches against the Chargers.
And if he tears it up, we could see a STORY develop,
like some of you have pointed out.
There are some UDFA RB success stories out there.
Even if the player did not last more than 3-5 years,
they carried their teams for a year or two.
Brooks is definitely a sleeper.
As things took shape its really a no-brainer, that Brooks made the 53
We’ll soon see, if he’s a keeper or was just beating up on bottom feeders
Darrynton Evans is more injury insurance
I do hope McDaniel stays steady and light this year.
The pressure will be much greater this year.
darrynton
It’s at is hitting the bottle again
What is wrong with these people?
Can’t they see the Colts never intended to trade him?
It’s like the average looking guy, that only wants to date or dance with the hottest women
He’s gay and only seems to go after the unattainable
I mean it’s obvious he wasn’t serious about trading Taylor and trying to spit in the face of his demand to be traded
All of that is bullshit.
Evans was the #93 pick in his draft after being the Sun Belt Conference MVP.
For the Bears last year he caught 1 pass.
It went for 33 yards.
… rushing, he averaged 4.6 ypc
I need to get me a radio show. I can say outlandish stupid ass shit if I dig down real hard. (yeah, yeah go ahead and say it)
https://dolphinstalk.com/2023/08/ben-maller-of-fox-sports-radio-says-that-the-dolphins-think-that-tua-is-a-liability/
Who the hell is Ben Maller? (nobody) WTF does he know? (nothing)
I need to get me a high paying show where I just rile the masses with hot takes and stupid reactions. THEY ALL do it.
It never ends.🙄
You need a podcast you cuss too much for radio
Satellite
Your first topic could be “Fox Sports thinks Ben Maller is liability and a jackass”😂
LOL
It seems like we’re scouring the waiver wire to fill out our PS. We still have some spots open.
From the conservative Harbinger’s Daily…
https://harbingersdaily.com/in-depth-blackrock-sits-at-the-apex-of-the-deep-state-holding-unfathomable-power-to-reshape-the-global-economy/?fbclid=IwAR1Jig6OO8IHjHuby5mB-TcAx1lFzZiUldkFqx5DSi-tHXOoI5RIXoTd6W0_aem_AcmRHnEvTLlQtXkFNkca2S1Ai1S2Y1eAEOcH7qNafn05XTnnxihvbIyyv_HDs9UdQBQ&mibextid=Zxz2cZ
Didn’t read the article but our government is too big and there are lots of people who want to control everything.
It’s basically about Blackrock and their power with $10 TRILLION!!! Only 2 countries bigger-US and China.
I just read it and thought it was interesting…it has a conservative slant, but power through money and AI to control the narrative is the NWO…lol
Interesting, Thanks Krishna!
Wow T.J. Hockenson gets a 68M deal from Vikings. Highest paid TE ever.
Having corps larger than all but two countries is capitalism at it’s best….Right? …..Right?
In the Sci Fi TV series “The Expanse” they accurately portray how I think things will be. (already are, secretly but will be out in the open in time) “Corps” run everything. There are no governments.
Heading that way.
From the MH
In this week’s Dolphins In Depth podcast, Daniel Oyefusi and David Neal discuss Miami’s 53-man roster, Christian Wilkins and more.
The Dolphins on Thursday announced their final eight signings to complete their 16-man practice squad.
Miami added the following players: offensive linemen James Tunstall and Chasen Hines, defensive linemen Chase Winovich and Rashard Lawrence, tight end Nick Bowers, running back Darrynton Evans, safety Joshua Kalu and wide receiver Raleigh Webb.
Here is what to know about the Dolphins’ new additions.
▪ OT James Tunstall: Tunstall, 23, originally signed with the Dolphins in May as an undrafted free agent. He spent training camp with the team and was waived on Monday.
▪ OL Chasen Hines: Hines, 23, was waived by the New England Patriots on Tuesday. A sixth-round pick of the Patriots in 2022, Hines spent the majority of his rookie season on injured reserve. He played all 111 offensive snaps at left guard in the preseason.
▪ DE Chase Winovich: Winovich, 28, was released by the Houston Texans on Tuesday. A third-round pick of the New England Patriots in 2019, Winovich has appeared in 53 games (11 starts) with the Patriots and Browns, recording 105 tackles and 12 sacks.
▪ DT Rashard Lawrence: Lawrence, 25, was waived by the Arizona Cardinals on Tuesday. A fourth-round pick of Arizona in 2020, Lawrence has appeared in 25 games (13 starts), recording 30 tackles and one forced fumble.
▪ TE Nick Bowers: Bowers, 27, was waived by the Cincinnati Bengals on Tuesday. He originally signed with the Las Vegas Raiders as an undrafted free agent in 2020, appearing in two games in 2021. He spent the 2022 season on Cincinnati’s practice squad.
▪ RB Darrynton Evans: Evans, 25, was waived by the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday. A third-round pick of the Tennessee Titans in 2020, he has appeared in 12 games, rushing 30 times for 125 yards. He has also caught five passes for 71 yards and one touchdown. Evans spent the 2022 season with the Chicago Bears.
▪ S Joshua Kalu: Kalu, 28, was released by the Washington Commanders on Monday. He originally signed with the Titans as an undrafted free agent in 2018, appearing in 44 games (five starts) over four seasons. Kalu recorded 68 tackles, five pass breakups and one interception.
▪ WR Raleigh Webb: Webb, 25, was waived by the Patriots on Tuesday. He signed with the Ravens as an undrafted free agent in 2022 and appeared in two games in Baltimore, including against Miami in Week 2 last season. New England signed Webb to its 53-man roster in October and he appeared in 10 games; he didn’t catch a pass but contributed on special teams.
What to know about the NFL practice squad
▪ Teams can add up to 16 players on the practice squad.
▪ All players with zero accrued seasons and those with fewer than nine regular-season games in their lone accrued season are eligible for the practice squad. Teams can also sign up to 10 players with two or fewer accrued seasons and up to six players with unlimited accrued seasons on the practice squad.
▪ A practice-squad player can sign to another team’s 53-man roster throughout the league year but cannot sign to another team’s practice squad.
▪ Each week, a team can elevate a maximum of two players from the practice squad to the game day roster. Any practice squad player can be elevated a total of three times before having to join the 53-man roster. If the player is elevated again, they must be placed on waivers before being re-signed.
Dolphins’ 16-man practice squad
▪ CB Ethan Bonner
▪ TE Nick Bowers
▪ DE Randy Charlton
▪ TE Tanner Conner
▪ Darrynton Evans
▪ LB Cameron Goode
▪ DT Da’Shawn Hand
▪ OL Chasen Hines
▪ LB Alexander Johnson
▪ S Joshua Kalu
▪ DT Rashard Lawrence
▪ WR Braylon Sanders
▪ OT James Tunstall
▪ OL Alama Uluave
▪ WR Raleigh Webb
▪ DE Chase Winovich
defensive linemen Chase Winovich and Rashard Lawrence
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Nice!
Our practice squad is solid.
If the player is elevated again, they must be placed on waivers before being re-signed.
Dolphins’ 16-man practice squad
The NFL’s version of fuck around and find out
It’s not that you can’t but if you do you must offer that player up to every other team before you can sign him back to your squad.
Is the future to be like the first Blade Runner?
How long do we have till then?
Will it be like 5th Element?
I like Ingold. I didn’t realize his history.
https://www.miamidolphins.com/video/alec-ingold-on-his-contract-extension
I just noticed on this video there is a little gear at the bottom of the video screen. If you click it you can adjust the speed of the video. If those breakdowns we like from the guy who’s balls haven’t dropped yet has the same button I am going to lower his voice. LOL
Ingold says what I have heard many dolphins players say in the past few years. This team is a close as any team he has been on. The players play and practice hard for each other and there is a really tight bond of friendship
Orwell predicted big brother, assuming it would be a government type organization. He was close, but it’s really the monetization of your ass by corps, not the government. Why do I have to turn on location services on my phone to listen to my voice mail?
Mike E. says:
August 31, 2023 at 2:46 pm
I’m surprised M13 doesn’t get traumatic flashbacks when he sees #24 Smith at CB. LOL
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I posted about that about 3 weeks ago, LOL
I hope he changes his number! 🙂