klos63
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Big win as we start getting healthier. Miller back soon.
We've built a lot of depth over the early part of the season.
Crazy, aggravating, weird game, but we won on the road against our toughest divisional opponent.
I'm not gonna stress about the dumb stuff, we'll get better as the numerous roster changes get more used to each other.
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2 minutes ago, bills6969 said:
Don’t really see how that was coaching. Players need to execute
Yep, Johnson fell down as the ball arrived
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1 hour ago, Billl said:
Williams has a lot of haters, but he’s going to be really good. Glad some good young QBs are finally being drafted by NFC teams.
And they have no good reason to hate him.
Great college career, 6 games into his pro career and he already has a few excellent games and he's getting better. He's fun to watch.
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2 hours ago, Brand J said:
PA bootleg with Kincaid running his way would’ve been nice. Option to run or pass, but Brady has called runs on first down a crazy amount of times this year. I’d love to know the percentage.
I would have just done a straight bootleg. Everyone knew what was coming, fake the hand off and run right. He probably scores. Brady is ridiculous.
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5 hours ago, Thurman#1 said:
It's pretty much the nature of trick plays. If they work you're a genius and if they don't you're an idiot. They only work sometimes.
More, as with any other play, it ain't just about play design. It's also about player execution.
Something very weird happened there, that's immensely clear. But what? Samuel and Josh very obviously didn't work things the way they'd been called. Josh is running right, Samuel throws the ball behind Josh, who has to stop and turn around. Dunno what was supposed to happen there but I know that things didn't go the way they'd practiced it.
Kincaid is lined up standing pretty close to in front of Van Noy, the only one with a shot at blocking him, but instead he runs right and sets up to block the right side of the pocket. He wouldn't have done that if Allen had actually been tasked with running left.
My guess is Allen was supposed to run right back into the pocket and set up there, and that they thought this might blunt the pocket rush.
But whatever, assuming this was all a terribly called play rather than a terribly executed play or maybe a bit of both, is overreaching. Might've been doomed from the get-go. Or it might have worked if they'd done it right.
Who 100% knows? Not us, or anyone really. I don't like the call but the execution sure looked bad as well.
Trick plays are generally more effective if they've been set up by a pattern of play calls. Sweeping right all the time sets up a reverse to the left..., offense was a dud at that point, most of our play calls were all plays executed at the line of scrimmage, so many WR screens. No way we were catching Baltimore over persuing or out of position at that point.
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I was talking about him the other day.
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1 hour ago, frostbitmic said:
Why bother, this is the Dolphins, Tua will probably pass "protocol" before week #3.
He missed multiple weeks last time, including playoffs. He's already ruled out for next week.
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On 9/13/2024 at 10:59 AM, RoscoeParrish said:
After last night, Tua’s career may be in jeopardy.
Tyreek has a base salary of only $1.2M this season. The Dolphins trading him now will accelerate his cap hit for next season, but still save them money. He’s already 30 and most speed guys don’t have much longer shelf life at that age.
If I was Miami, I think I move on now while I can still recoup some value. But they probably have a different opinion.
So what do you think? Does Hill finish the season in a Dolphin uniform?
They just signed Hill to an extension before the season started, why would they trade him?
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Who cares if he wins or not? Fans love to preach 'team', yet are so focused on individual awards and achievements.
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8 hours ago, TFBillsfan said:
The good news is right now there is no need to rush Taron back with how Lewis and Ingraham are playing.
Excited to see Edwards and Bishop get on the field as that certainly only strengthens our secondary. Great problem to have. Lock up Douglas in the offseason and our secondary looks solid.
Now LBer’s might be a different conversation.
Johnson is much better than those 2. He's a first team all pro, so you think Lewis and Ingram are all pro quality.
We want our best players on the field
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12 hours ago, Sweats said:
Now don't get me wrong, but shouldn't we be more focused on charitable events promoting employment opportunities or food banks or shelters for the poor and homeless, etc. in a stagnant economy where people in our local communities are hurting and suffering?
I'm just saying, maybe look at your own local charity opportunities.
You want to help someone?........start in your own community.
My opinion.
Good idea, but no national publicity for that.
Some people want to be praised.
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7 hours ago, Breakout Squad said:
Agree to disagree I guess
I disagree to agree. You're wrong.
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10 hours ago, Breakout Squad said:
Poyer in particular could provide insight into what the Bills would try to do. Don’t be dismissive just because the Bills are winning.
Did you intentionally wait to respond until the Bills were up 31-10 late in the 4th quarter?
No, I posted on this the other day. Just reaffirming now after I was correct the first time.
You gonna double down on this?
How did poyer and Neal help the dolphins against our offense?
Also , our offense last night wasn't anything like past years offense.
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On 9/11/2024 at 6:43 PM, Breakout Squad said:
I think Poyer and Neal will provide good intel into our D. Idk how much it affects the game but it has to be an advantage for the Dolphins.
Can we now stop with this talk. It's not a thing.
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10 hours ago, Breakout Squad said:
I think Poyer and Neal will provide good intel into our D. Idk how much it affects the game but it has to be an advantage for the Dolphins.
We have a different coordinater from last season.
What 'intel' can they provide? I think this is one of those much talked about things in football which is really not much of anything.
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2 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:
No there's not.
We're talking 3 seconds.
Get hit at 10 mph and come back & talk to me.😆
Hope you get a good body cast.
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The ***** are you talking about. I'm not dismissing the dangers of speeding at any speed.
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24 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:
I've been to HardRock lots of time. That's by the pedestrian bridge where he was pulled over. That's like a 30mph area.
What does it matter? He's going twice the speed limit. I don't think you wanna get hit at 10mph while coming off that pedestrian crossing!
That's reckless. What if he crashed into that structure at a high rate of speed? Will it hold up like other great Florida building projects?
It doesn't matter as far as being dangerous, no argument there. But when people lie or exaggerate to make their point, they need to be called out. In the discussion portion of the incident, there is a huge difference between 60mph and 130mph.
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OK, the report stated a 'visual estimate of 60mph'.
So all of you going on about Hill going 100 mph over the speed limit are full of it. Nothing you add to this thread should be taken seriously.
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1 minute ago, newcam2012 said:
How many people do you know get jailed for a traffic infraction?
No way would a district attorney ever choose to prosecute Hill based on the officers behavior and actions. That would be career suicide.
I get it, I'm questioning those that are saying Hill did so many things wrong, the police thought he might be violent... if he was so bad, why not much him up. Because it was bs
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26 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:
Responding to an officer knocking on your window with "DONT KNOCK ON MY WINDOW LIKE THAT BRO" is an overly aggressive action that fits the meme saying of "choosing violence"
He's actively escalating the situation, which, when dealing with 4 cops outside of your car, is choosing violence.
That's the most ridiculous description of violence I've ever heard.
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10 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:
I mean, Hill does have a long history of violence and complete lack of impulse control. Maybe it didnt matter much in this case since none of the officers were women so there wasnt anyone he normally prefers to brutalize. But he was immediately aggressive and uncooperative, so who knows what comes next.
It would have been very easy for Hill to make it clear he wasnt a threat of anything. But he chose violence.
He chose violence? I didn't see in the video where he became violent.
31 minutes ago, Allen2Coleman said:Then don’t expect it in return. Entitled behavior from a a POS.
Because that’s how police work is done, you subdue the threat till it can be sorted out. You don’t put yourself in danger especially for people who don’t show you respect.
Where was the threat?
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If Hill broke laws, put cops in danger, needed to be cuffed..., why did they let him go?
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13 minutes ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:
simply comply. do so, generally just ends up a quick stop and maybe a warning. being a famous nfl player and all outside the stadium near game time. don't comply, reap the repercussions.
He complied with what he was legally obligated to do.
He pulled over, gave license and registration.
From what I've read, he didn't have to keep his window down.
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2 minutes ago, AlfaBill said:
Why not just comply? I’ll tell you why. He’s a prlck with an ego. That will escalate quickly. The cop MAY have overreacted but the dumbass Hill caused the situation by not listening.
tough crap for the ***** cop. No law against being a prick with an ego... that would eliminate a lot of cops.
1 minute ago, ExiledInIllinois said:It's their playground. Comply or you will be forced to.
What are you? Monty Hall?
They didn't kill him. They cuffed him and made him sit done. Immobilized him.
It's not their playground.
Let's see what happens when you physically force someone to comply.
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6 Games In, Josh Allen Has 0 INT's
in The Stadium Wall
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Are you saying that he didn't turn over the ball too often before?