Red Mosquito

How much of a shit did waddle n hill give this game?

I also don't get how all of these backups are as completely terrible as they are? Like they made it to this level of play, how is that even possible

As inexcusable as I find not investing in OL, the fact that Miami didn't bring in a competent experienced backup QB is mindblowing.

hate this sport

4/5 wrote:As inexcusable as I find not investing in OL, the fact that Miami didn't bring in a competent experienced backup QB is mindblowing.

it's almost like they feel Tua is so fragile they didn't want to add any tension to the QB room at all, so he can be at his best

tree_ wrote:

4/5 wrote:As inexcusable as I find not investing in OL, the fact that Miami didn't bring in a competent experienced backup QB is mindblowing.

it's almost like they feel Tua is so fragile they didn't want to add any tension to the QB room at all, so he can be at his best

But if that's the case then you don't actually believe him and you don't extend him a year earlier than you need to for $150m guaranteed....

Unless you're Miami. Then I guess that's exactly what you do.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:hate this sport

LoathedVermin72 wrote:The "72" in all of my usernames may or may not be related to the Miami Dolphins.

Plot twist.

when it's good it's good.. we had some amazing moments last season, eh? i wonder if it's possible for Tua to reach those levels again, now that defenses have seemed to figure him and mcdaniel out

"I love this game, and I love it til the death of me"

goddamn, dude...

Their season isn’t really salvageable is it? At this point just take the season to heal and come back next year

I just read this and had to Google to confirm but..

Tim Fail Mary Boyles career college stats..

1 td, 13 picks

How in the fuck was this guy even considered for an nfl roster?

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Their season isn’t really salvageable is it? At this point just take the season to heal and come back next year

they have a very easy remaining schedule, so it's possible they go on a run with Tua if he can stay healthy... gonna be hard to watch but i'll watch... he'll probably die soon

i got bugs wrote:I just read this and had to Google to confirm but..

Tim Fail Mary Boyles career college stats..

1 td, 13 picks

How in the fuck was this guy even considered for an nfl roster?

madness

tree_ wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Their season isn’t really salvageable is it? At this point just take the season to heal and come back next year

they have a very easy remaining schedule, so it's possible they go on a run with Tua if he can stay healthy... gonna be hard to watch but i'll watch... he'll probably die soon

Nearly as easy as the first 6 games!

As a freshman (5 games)

59/133
621 yards
0 td
8 int
-73 yd rushing

How did this guy ever play football again after this?

Tua actually looked pretty good, great at times, yesterday. Gotta catch those snaps though. I thought he might die the couple times he hit the ground. At least they have a chance to pull it together now that they have him back. The Cardinals played well and deserved the win. Harrison, Jr. is a beast.

tree_ wrote:Tua actually looked pretty good, great at times, yesterday. Gotta catch those snaps though. I thought he might die the couple times he hit the ground. At least they have a chance to pull it together now that they have him back. The Cardinals played well and deserved the win. Harrison, Jr. is a beast.

Really? I don't remember him being hit.

Yeah, MHJ is already incredible. Another blown lead anybody could see coming a mile away. Another pivotal third down attempt that got blown up before the play ever had a chance. On a day where Miami was pretty much perfect on third down. But alas. Good offensive day and then a really awful final three offensive plays. *shrug*

And Waddle stays dropping the ball.

4/5 wrote:

tree_ wrote:Tua actually looked pretty good, great at times, yesterday. Gotta catch those snaps though. I thought he might die the couple times he hit the ground. At least they have a chance to pull it together now that they have him back. The Cardinals played well and deserved the win. Harrison, Jr. is a beast.

Really? I don't remember him being hit.

Yeah, MHJ is already incredible. Another blown lead anybody could see coming a mile away. Another pivotal third down attempt that got blown up before the play ever had a chance. On a day where Miami was pretty much perfect on third down. But alas. Good offensive day and then a really awful final three offensive plays. *shrug*

And Waddle stays dropping the ball.

Yeah I can't believe Waddle dropped that. I dont' think any real big Tua hits stand out, but I recall him hitting the ground a couple of times. When he dove for that fumble I tensed up. I just can't take him getting concussed anymore. It's too hard to watch. Anyway, at least this loss wasn't so shameful.

First time in what, five games that it didn't look like a bad high school offense? Progress.

They really should be sellers now, though.

4/5 wrote:First time in what, five games that it didn't look like a bad high school offense? Progress.

They really should be sellers now, though.

they could get hot. gotta root for them. never know what can happen

tree_ wrote:

4/5 wrote:First time in what, five games that it didn't look like a bad high school offense? Progress.

They really should be sellers now, though.

they could get hot. gotta root for them. never know what can happen

I will always root for them during the game. But they should be moving contracts and getting picks while they can.

Also, we both know good and well they'll probably go like 6-4 or something down the stretch so they go from a top 5 or 10 pick to number 17.