Doc Brown

Exhibit A of why there should be a 24 hour rule of starting the next opponent's game thread.

They could've but if Diggs catches that dime in the end zone from Allen in the 3rd with the wind would it have mattered? There's 15 minutes in each quarter and you want as many offensive possessions as possible.

We still technically control our own destiny but we'd have to win out. It starts this Sunday. I have not lost faith in this team. Okay. Maybe a little but I'd love for it to be restored. I haven't looked at Tampa's forecast but I feel like we somehow end up playing in a hurricane.

Something new maybe. "As long as it's not too tough, it's just right for us."

We need to do something different at RB. This should've been a walk in.

Then there'd be ten teams looking for a new coach salivating to hire him. You've got to question our o-line coach and RB coach at this point though.

I know this respectable message board won't allow this kind of language but ***** Bill Belichick and ***** the Patriots. We've got this.

I figured. I'm just an a-hole. It would be really Dolphin like if they are 9-7 and a win gets them into the playoffs only to have the Pats destroy them in week 18 with nothing to play for.

Same crew that let the Chiefs mug our WR's in the playoffs last year. If I'm Frazier, I'm having our CB's do the same to their WR's at the line tomorrow.

No. I've repeatedly said on here the vulnerable should get the vaccine and I would hope everyone would get it who's eligible for the good of society at large. However, I'm against all mandates as it still should be a personal choice given it's no more dangerous than the flu for most people. The question repeatedly on this thread is why the media/politicians don't talk about natural immunity or alternative treatments. The most logical answer to that is they don't want to give high risk individuals other options because they're inferior to getting vaccinated. It's exactly what I'd do in their position as the goal should be to prevent as many deaths as possible. I'm really not interested in all the big government/big pharm conspiracy theories littered throughout this thread. I also find it hard to believe you're "pro vaccine" but "anti mandate" and then spend all your time looking for any ways that doubt the effectiveness of the vaccines. It just muddles the water even more.

Oh yes. The big bad pharma companies that progressives always whine about. You should do or take anything that can help boost your immune system. The fear is talking about them would make people less likely to get the vaccine which has proven itself remarkably effective. Even the Florida governor you guys worship said that over 95% of hospitalizations and deaths in the summer were among the unvaccinated. Yes. The vulnerable are going to have to take a half hour out of their day twice a year to get their booster shots to fight off the new mutations. Not that dissimilar from the yearly flu shot.

They beat the Pats opening day which may be the victory that wins the division for us.

I put Watson up there with someone like Brees before he went to the Saints. Cutler was never at that level.

You're both doing a lot of projecting here. Wilson was/is much more mobile. Odds are Watson will settle these lawsuits and be some team's franchise QB for the next decade. I'm comfortable knowing Tua will never be able to carry a team by himself because of the limitations he has in terms of both arm strength and athleticism.

If it means them not pursuing Watson than Tua is the greatest young Dolphins QB since Dan Marino.

They beat a Mike Glennon led Giants team by 11. Let's not go crazy here.

What is he doing?

LIONS BABY!!! Never doubt Jerod Goff.

I'm glad Tua is playing well. Did not want Watson in our division.

I'm struggling as well. It puts you up by 10 meaning Bengals would need a TD and a FG just to tie. They could also tie it on three field goals as it's still in the 3rd quarter. Still though it makes more sense to go up two scores in my mind.

Dolphins will be 6-4 against teams that don't have a Josh Allen.

A vaccinated person is a lot less likely to spread it though. The biggest problem with this country when it comes to Covid is thinking anything but vaccines (mask mandates, lockdowns, etc.) can lead to less hospitalizations and deaths.

They've run it before but I'd like to see them run it with more frequency. Josh, like most qb's, are better when they get into a rhythm. The no huddle can provide that and it's more difficult for defenses to change personnel and adjust on the fly. On the flip side, a quick three and out in a no huddle isn't ideal against a team like the Patriots who can wear a defense out with those long and methodical drives. You've got to pick your spots to run it but I agree that it could be something this offense does more.