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The holding penalty for sure killed it. I think to hit the sideline Isiah would have had to loop further backward away from the Phins endzone. The defender did a decent job of playing the angle and forcing him back inside. A Lil' Dirty that wasn't cramping might have been able to get the yardage and get out of bounds.

It was tipped according to a lot of people. I haven't seen a good replay.

Perhaps. High ankle sprains are serious injury. Tua missed a season and it took him a full season to get right after the surgery he had. Mocking the injured isn't something I am interested in with few exceptions.

When we signed Dockery, Fowler, and Langston Walker?

Was he actually crying? For whatever its worth, I have seen some tough dudes cry on NFL fields after injuries. I don't think its always about pain tolerance. The emotion of leaving the field with what you already know is a severe injury and potentially losing a season that you trained your ass off for is a powerful thing.

1. Lamar doesn't take the type of hits Josh takes. 2. Its possible that Lamar has turned the corner, but I still think Lamar isn't a starting QB in this league without the threat to run ( I will admit he looks improved as a passer this year in what little I have seen from him). Allen could play a Rodgers type game and dominate from the pocket and scramble when its there. We don't need to run QB read options and jet sweeps with him in order for him to be an elite threat.

I can picture it now. Its glorious!

*A blue print for how to beat Miami with a tool box consisting of a left handed screw driver and some electrical tape.

Their schedule to date has been a real juggernaut.

Bieniemy does not play well with others which is why he will never get a shot at being a HC.

The one that was called on Jaquan?

I gotta believe a healthy Gabe makes that play 10/10 times. I can't believe he played every snap running 75% speed. This loss has bothered me so much. I believe just one more healthy body would have won that game and I will not be convinced otherwise. We just ran out of guys. On a neutral field, that was a 3 score victory.

It was obvious. The lack of separation. No adjustments to the ball. They were playing on fumes. Once Diggs and McKenzie couldn't stay in the game we were toast. You know the situation is bad when we dust off the 2019 wildcard playbook and start going deep to fullbacks again.

Tua would have walked off the field on two broken legs. What isn't shown in this picture is Matt Patricia on the bottom step punching him in the shins and biting his feet.

What I hate most about this loss is Dolphins fans acting like they actually won this game and Einstein's threads plus the copycat Einstein threads.

That was the first time I've ever seen players ruled OUT for the game with "Heat Illness".

McDaniel will be back working at Best Buy helping my grandpa delete spyware from his laptop in 3 years.

The last time "Har" beat McD, Nathan Peterman was playing.

Van Roten botched multiple snaps when Allen was under center. They weren't even going to risk it with the 3rd string C.

But at least we have a defensive line rotation, right? RIGHT?!?

Do you think yesterday's loss was continuation of a trend or a factor of running out of healthy bodies?

Are we playing to win the week 3 super bowl or the real one in February? Congrats to the Dolphins for winning the week 3 AFC East division title! Hang a banner.

This was a vintage Dolphins win. Get dominated and luck out somehow. Lets hope they win the next two and give Tua a 7 year contract extension.