the miami dolphins

[lennytheweedwhacker]

they should cut him

[i got bugs]

I wish they would cut will fuller

[4/5]

How will defenses stop all this speed!?!?!? Fuller and Grant and Waddle!!!

[tree_]

The o-line has to block before guys can get open

[spike]

the dolphins are the bears of the afc

[lennytheweedwhacker]

trade tua for fields and roquan smith

[spike]

Dolphins = Bears
Jets = Lions
Bills = Vikings
Pats = Packers

[lennytheweedwhacker]

all those would be ideal super bowl matchups

[4/5]

Dolphins = Bears
Jets = Lions
Bills = Vikings
Pats = Packers

This is actually pretty good.

[spike]

Dolphins = Bears
Jets = Lions
Bills = Vikings
Pats = Packers

This is actually pretty good.

Dolphins and Bears, last glory days were mid to late 80s. Have had a few decent teams since.

Jets and Lions are perennial inept franchises.

Bills and Vikings have good/great teams now, and have flirted with greatness (0-4 Super Bowl records).

Pats and Packers have had steady success for the last 20-25 years. Most division titles, etc.

[4/5]

Yeah it's really good. The Bears/Dolphins is probably the weakest of the bunch. Miami was consistently good but never great throughout the 90s and really until like 2003. And Miami was great in the 70s.

But I just remembered the Wannstache connection, so I guess I'm back to great comparison!

[spike]

Yeah it's really good. The Bears/Dolphins is probably the weakest of the bunch. Miami was consistently good but never great throughout the 90s and really until like 2003. And Miami was great in the 70s.

But I just remembered the Wannstache connection, so I guess I'm back to great comparison!

I forgot about that connection lol.

I dunno, I like the comparison because neither team can seem to develop a quarterback or hang onto a coach, keeping them in perpetual NFL purgatory.

[4/5]

Yeah it's really good. The Bears/Dolphins is probably the weakest of the bunch. Miami was consistently good but never great throughout the 90s and really until like 2003. And Miami was great in the 70s.

But I just remembered the Wannstache connection, so I guess I'm back to great comparison!

I forgot about that connection lol.

I dunno, I like the comparison because neither team can seem to develop a quarterback or hang onto a coach, keeping them in perpetual NFL purgatory.

Yeah, it works for the last two decades pretty well. Works in the 80s. 70s and 90s not so much. The Dolphins were very consistently good for three decades and have been in purgatory ever since. The Bears kinda had that one run for the mid to late 80s where they were good but outside of that most of the last 5 decades haven't been much for them. I think they're more reliant on even more ancient history than the Dolphins.

[4/5]

Idk why I insist on trying to ruin this. Sorry.

[spike]

haha, it’s a fun exercise. we should do another two divisions.

or do we wait for Mecca to protest?

[tree_]

I’m sure he’s fine with how you feel about his Jets

[4/5]

I’m sure he’s fine with how you feel about his Jets

That's some mighty fine commitment to the bit.

[tree_]

What bit? He was always listed as a Jets fan... did he switch teams or something?

[E.H. Ruddock]

What bit? He was always listed as a Jets fan... did he switch teams or something?

stop the schtick dude. You always listed him as a Jets fan. He's a lifelong Buffalo fan that attends many games. Stop being so tiresome about this.

[tree_]

i dunno man.. seems like you might be doing the schtick right now