Haha I agree. Well worth.

As for the game the Phins defense was not as good as I would have expected... even when the starters were in it seemed they couldn't get off the field. Although the starters didn't play very long either. The 1st string offence looked sharp and Tannehill went 6 out of 6 for 62 yards and a touchdown on the first possession of the game and made it look easy. Although that's all Tannehill and much of the other starters even played so we still need to see more from the first teamers before getting too excited but that was a nice drive and gives us Dolphins fans some hope for this new Bill Lazor Offense. Looking forward to seeing more from the first stringers next week.

Yeah was a good first drive by Thill.
Still saw a lot of confusion in the new offense though, O-line looks good but way too early to tell.
Jordan Tripp impressed a lot of people last night, he's a poor-man's Luke Kuechly.
Terrence Fede looked really good, he looks like he can take on Dion Jordan's role while he's on suspension.

Thill look good but you might need another teams d to tell. We have no pass rusher to speak off really. We did seem to stop the run well with our ones though. Yalls play calling was also nice I thought lots of miss direction that threw us off even if it is preseason and everything is vinilla. Best of luck this season.

Preseason Game 2 is tonight vs the Bucs @ 7:30PM
Hoping to see good things and some more of the starters tonight... Go Phins!

O-Line still look horrible, but Buc's Defense is no joke

Thill is getting rid of the ball a lot faster.

God Mccoy is a beast

Brent Grimes showed why he's one of the best

Hustled all the way across the field to tackle Evans to force a fumble on the 1 yard line

BEAST

DALLAS COWBOYS (0-2) @ MIAMI DOLPHINS (1-1) GAME INFO:

DATE: Saturday, Aug. 23
TIME: 7 p.m. ET
SITE: Sun Life Stadium; Miami, Fla.
TV: In Miami-Fort Lauderdale, WFOR-TV (CBS 4); in Fort Myers, WBBH-TV (Channel 2); in West Palm Beach, WTVX-TV (Channel 34) and WWHB (Channel 48, Spanish); in Orlando, WRDQ (Channel 27)
TV ANNOUNCERS:(Dick Stockton, play-by-play; Bob Griese, analysis; Nat Moore, analysis; Kim Bokamper, sideline)
TV REPLAY: NFL Network, Monday, Aug. 25 at 12 a.m. and Wednesday, Aug. 27 at 12 a.m.

Lets go Phins!!

This post was edited by USArmy8786 on Aug 23 2014 11:28am

All I see so far is fumble after fumble by Miami

Tannehill is running this offense beautifully, Moreno looking good too.

Our linebackers sucking as usual, need to tackle better.

Found this online, can't help but laugh.


I am a Dolphins fan living in Canada, representing one half of our fanbase: people who jumped on the bandwagon as children 20 years ago, the last time this team was relevant. The other half is probably made up of South Florida swamp trash who didn't want to jump on the Miami Heat bandwagon. People shit on the Jags and the Bucs fans but our average attendance was only a few thousand more per game in 2013 and was actually less than the Jaguars in 2012. I'm waiting for the team to hire the Rock as its celebrity ambassador. Can he play guard?

For two whole months last season, the Dolphins were a metaphor for the absolute worst the NFL has to offer: racism, bullying, macho bullshit, moronic psycho coaches looking the other way while one of their young charges sinks into depression, etc. Richie Incognito has been an gigantic asshole since college (and as we found out comes from a long lineage of assholes) so it's a real shocker to find he'd be at the centre of this. Of course this whole thing included multiple players and coaches, most of whom been mercifully sent out of town. The most embarrassing part of this was how many of our meathead fans sided with Incognito, and seemed to think it was acceptable practise for a professional athlete. Jonathan Martin will probably turn into an all-pro on the 49ers. One player who did survive all this was Aaron Hernandez-pal Mike Pouncey, who is the odds on favourite for NFL player most likely to be murder a guy. Remarkably, this didn't completely submarine the 2013, as the Dolphins needed to beat either the Bills or the Jets in order to fall ass-backwards into the playoffs. They lost both games.

This catastro-fuck was overseen by Joe Philbin, who has yet to distinguish himself in any significant way as a head coach. Rather than fire Philbin after two mediocre seasons, the team decided to go with the fire multiple assistants half-assed rebuild, which has worked out precisely zero times.

Ryan Tannehill has shown enough talent to suggest he may be able to become our best QB since Dan Marino retired, a title currently shared by Chad Pennington and Jay Fiedler (seriously). More than likely though, our still shabby o-line will result in Tannehill being sacked 60 times this season and never turning into an NFL quarterback. Our defence will be missing two players for four games this season due to PED suspensions. 8-8 is pretty much a guarantee. Good thing we won't be bad enough to get anyone fired, of course. Nice and easy.

Stephen Ross, our owner, stays out of the top five worst NFL owners only by virtue of the shitty company he keeps.