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Message: [QUOTE="tbonezone, post: 5504438, member: 1028"] i admit i tuned myself in to see what arlo guthrie might term a "masacree" . fully expected to be in bed at the half. surprisingly my fins made it a fight. still a loss and 0-3 with an unacceptable record against a division rival but not embarrassed if that's any consolation . miami's difficulties go way beyond the coach (who i would weep no tears for if axed) but rather further up top. they have the most overpaid and poorly constructed roster in the NFL. (ranked as low as 25th on some sites) yet still have to trade your best players for cap space (like jalen and jonnu) they can't draft for beans. can't trade to fill glaring weaknesses. and Tua is one hit away from retirement. still they put up a fight. ragtag O-line was opening some holes. liked what i saw from Savinaiisomething on first look despite the downfield penalties. ollie gordonII looks legit . D was overall disappointing but if not for a couple flip passes held their own. the roughing the punter hurt but i don't blame seiler , he was layed out full steam and couldn't stop. rather i question why the block was on ? Buffalo without the call still downs it on the 2. Tua worries me. his pick was the ball game. his accuracy and timing which i used to think was phenomenal is way off. kudos to josh allen for another stellar game against the fins. weren't ever really able to generate the pressure i had hoped for with all the draft capital spent on the d-line. as a dolphin fan my thoughts tend towards maybe a high draft pick is coming but given past history we usually manage to screw that up as well. another year no playoffs. buncha overpaid underperformers. still hoping mcdaniels gets canned. he ain't a winner cuz his teams never beat winners. long season ahead. a win at hard rock november would at least be a shot of bactine on a long festering wound. [/QUOTE]

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