WhitewalkerInPhilly

Honestly it's not surprising. It's a short week which tends to make coaches be conservative about injuring and McDermott already tends that way. While it's never good, if there's a game to give them rest it's this one: Miami doesn't really have possession receivers or a prolific TE and its OL is beat up hell. I can see us rolling out a heavier Dime with Rapp/Bishop acting as LB while Taron helps with Hill

Ok but what uniform are they wearing? Oh you didn't mean the Dolphins current status

Before season I was predicting doom for the Dolphins. They had been putting big money on Hill, Ramsey and Tua and losing long time vets to afford it. Their O line was bad last year she was already injured before getting decimated in camp. They traded away Jonnu Smith and Ramsey. But even I didn't think they'd look this bad. The Colts are surprisingly good so far but they're the niche Miami was trying to be and they got embarrassed. They lost to a very much rebuilding Pats team. I legitimately think we could break their season in Week 3 just like we did with the Jags last year.

Really? He's a system QB who has gotten praise heaped on him over Josh Allen. It's easy for me

That's where I am. I don't have a hate ***** for Knox. He's had some really nice moments. He was the best TE on the team last year. But honestly, I think we've seen his peak and we are a long way from that. If the argument is that we need Knox for his blocking, Hawes is already better than him and I salivate at the idea of Kromer with him for a few years. If the argument is that Knox is the better receiver I'd agree but that he's both got a bad case of the dropsies and that while Hawes is absolutely not a natural receiver he's at least catching the ball when it goes his way. I'm in no rush to kick Knox out the door, and yes please I would enjoy more 3TE sets thank you very much. But if we are trying to crunch the cap to keep McGovern right now it's no contest for me for him over Knox. And I'm going to say it: two weeks in the rookie on the team making the most impact is Jackson Hawes.

I'm with you. In fact we still don't know what we are going to get through a whole season. But Beane has the leverage. We can certainly extend midway through the season, and could tag him. At the very least Solomon and Jackson get a year of learning under a master

Same. I was at that playoff game in 2021 vs the Patriots. He had some incredible moments but he has never lived up to that contract. He's a perfectly good guy but that return on investment just isn't there

Honestly I am asking myself what Dawson Knox does what Jackson Hawes cannot, because Hawes isn't a natural receiver but he's actually catching passes as opposed to some brutal drops

I think they looked at the game quickly getting away, that they had Buffalo Joe and gave Milano a break

I was. They had come out swinging in Week 1. I even watched the game and while not elite I thought they could game plan to attack our weak spots. Apparently they sleepwalked through the week because just sweet mercy... The Bills are the better team, but I honestly thought the Jets would show more life. They were sloppy and with the difference level of talent the Bills just had to be competent and they were that and more

Thank you kindly

I don't want to look too far ahead but man I would to make the Dolphins go 0-3 and see them fall apart

Let's not let the bad taste in our mouth on how Von's time ended make us forget how good he was for that half season stretch Bosa looks amazing though

I expected the Bills to be the easy favorite for the division because the Jets & Pats were rebuilding and I thought the Dolphins might be on the edge of falling apart but even I didn't expect *this*

Josh's nose Think of Haley man