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After the season they just had, I don't think there is any way they can question if Tannehill is their franchise QB going forward.

I was thinking Darnold would stay in school. Kind of surprising he declared.

I'm wondering the same thing. Guy seems like a real stick in the mud.

Is there really any doubt we have the best fan base? Two worthy charity donation targets blown out of the water just days apart.

Wouldn't be a bad move on the Packers' part; Whaley can help that defense. He has an eye for defensive talent.

Sounds disgusting.

Give Marone a bunch of bologna sandwiches. He doesn't like to be disturbed when he's eating.

$49 from me

Wentz, for the same reason Yolo stated. Philly will be one and done.

Boyd got my vote.

With the type of offense he wants to run, I completely agree. Tyrod and Dennison are not exactly a match made in heaven.

This doesn't say anything good about Dennison. By not adapting to the opposing defense adjustments, Dennison is either lazy, arrogant, or not the most knowledgeable OC out there. I'll go with the last choice. A lot of posters make the offensive futility a Tyrod problem; he's part of the problem, but Dennison is certainly no solution.

And when Brady retires, you all will start sucking again and have problems getting at least respectable attendance. I think you all have that many bandwagon fans.

Fales may have been better than Cutler, at least he's not worse.

This is a good point. NE didn't care about the game since it didn't affect them at all. They were already locked up.

But he's still allowed to wear the metal backed arm brace, which he shouldn't be allowed to.

Mentally and emotionally he still is 10 years old.

I'm wondering about the Baltimore Ravens game. We opened up the 2016 season vs Ravens at Baltimore. Shouldn't this game be at home?

Keep your day job.

Yes, Tyrod has had sub 100 yard passing games in two instances: NO (who was in his face all game long) and NE game 1 (where Tyrod got his knee tweaked in the first quarter), so a little bit of context is in order. Look at Tyrod's stats the last three weeks: week 15 MIA 17/29 224 1 TD 0 INT week 16 at NE 21/38 281 0 TD 0 INT week 17 at MIA 19/27 204 1 TD 0 INT So not quite as bad as you make him out to be, but he also won't be confused with Drew Brees, Aaron Rogers, etc. In my opinion, either you keep Tyrod and get rid of Dennison, or vice versa. Personally, I think we need to move on from both. Get a vet like Alex Smith and draft a QB this year. That to me would be the best scenario; we'll see what happens. I just hope they'll let Tyrod be Tyrod more and win a couple of playoff games. Dennison has yet to do that this year so far.

Tyrod should never have been forced to be a pocket passer, because he is not one, and Dennison doesn't get this. Dennison's insistence in making Tyrod stay in the pocket is a big reason why Tyrod has struggled to show production this year. He was much better last year when allowed to play action and run around behind the line in an open offense format, which is his strength. After the Saints game, McDermott and Dennison had a decision to make - either modify the offense to suit Tyrod's strengths, or keep the offense as is and take a chance that Peterman was ready. They (though I suspect Dennison) chose the later and it nearly cost them a playoff spot. I agree that Peterman should not have been put in that position; he proved that he was not ready to start in an NFL game at that point.

Not exactly true. 501(c)3 orgs are still deductible, but they curbed back on orgs like 501(c)4, etc. Most true, charitable, non-profits are 501(c)3, which Dalton's Foundation is. I hear the Democrats wanted to make Lexus SUV purchases tax deductible, perhaps those were the items that rightfully got rolled back.

As long as the Andy and Jordan Dalton Foundation is still a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, it is fully tax deductible. Here is a line from the bottom of my tax receipt: Contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible, as provided by law. Please retain this receipt for tax purposes and consult your tax advisor for more information.

Can't say I feel too sorry for them, they've won two SBs during our drought. But I do admire them for being able to smack the Pats around during that time.

Thanks Cincy!