Dolphins fans check in

macpappy · 10-20-2009, 04:11 PM

Found this quote online from the Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel:

"Rookie cornerback Sean Smith said the key would be limiting long pass plays for the league's top offense.

"If you can eliminate that and force them to play a game they're not really used to playing, that's good for us," Smith said. "The biggest thing this week is to finish.""

What game is he talking about? Jai-Alai? For the record, the Saints have a running game this year that compliments their passing game.

10-20-2009, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by macpappy

Found this quote online from the Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel:

"Rookie cornerback Sean Smith said the key would be limiting long pass plays for the league's top offense.

"If you can eliminate that and force them to play a game they're not really used to playing, that's good for us," Smith said. "The biggest thing this week is to finish.""

What game is he talking about? Jai-Alai? For the record, the Saints have a running game this year that compliments their passing game.

One thing I have noticed from living down here in So Fl is the fans are the biggest homer's alive!!! I listen to 560QAM quite a bit and if you listen to them and read the Sun-Sentinal you would think the Fins are the next Super Bowl champs.

The only thing they love to talk about more than the Fins is a Jets loss..

macpappy · 10-20-2009, 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by coastietech

One thing I have noticed from living down here in So Fl is the fans are the biggest homer's alive!!! I listen to 560QAM quite a bit and if you listen to them and read the Sun-Sentinal you would think the Fins are the next Super Bowl champs.

The only thing they love to talk about more than the Fins is a Jets loss..

Yeah but this is a quote by a ROOKIE cornerback.

Made in Dade · 10-26-2009, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by coastietech

One thing I have noticed from living down here in So Fl is the fans are the biggest homer's alive!!! I listen to 560QAM quite a bit and if you listen to them and read the Sun-Sentinal you would think the Fins are the next Super Bowl champs.

The only thing they love to talk about more than the Fins is a Jets loss..

I listen to 560 daily and sometimes 790. Jet fans were talking Super Bowl more than Miami fans were and Mark Sanchez was the 2nd coming of Joe Namath. That was three weeks ago.

I have noticed this about Jet fans, if they go 2-14 and those two wins are aganist the Dolphins, than it's been a good year. lol

Blueface · 10-26-2009, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Made in Dade

I listen to 560 daily and sometimes 790. Jet fans were talking Super Bowl more than Miami fans were and Mark Sanchez was the 2nd coming of Joe Namath. That was three weeks ago.

I have noticed this about Jet fans, if they go 2-14 and those two wins are aganist the Dolphins, than it's been a good year. lol

Mikey,
Take it easy there.
When you talk about two wins, right now you are describing the Dolphins.

Ouch!

macpappy · 10-27-2009, 12:41 PM

Just in case some Dolphin Fans don't realize it, "Stone Hands" Ginn was drafted by Miami with the ninth pick in the first round. In taking Ginn, the Dolphin's front office passed on Brady Quinn who dropped to the 22nd pick. Of course, he hasn't done anything in Cleveland but you will never know what might have been.

Anyway, I did some checking on some of the other players drafted in 2007. Do any of you recognize these names?

Patrick Willis - 49ers
Marshawn Lynch - bills
Darrell Revis - Jets
Michael Griffin - Titans
Jon Bason - Panthers

They are all first round picks drafted after Ginn who have already made it to the Pro Bowl.

Some other notable players drafted after Ginn:

Zak DeOssie - Giants - 4th round, Pro Bowler
LeRon McClain - Ravens - 4th round, Pro Bowler

Dwayne Bowe - KC 1st round
Brandon Meriweather - Pats 1st round
Robert Meachen - Saints - 1st round
Tony Gonzales - Colts - 1st round

Pierre Thomas - Saints - signed as an undrafted free agent.

Makes you sort of glad the Dolphins front office knows how to evaluate talent.

10-20-2009, 04:11 PM	#1
macpappy Rider on the storm. Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Slidell, LA Posts: 851 Trading: (0)	Re: Dolphins fans check in Found this quote online from the Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel: "Rookie cornerback Sean Smith said the key would be limiting long pass plays for the league's top offense. "If you can eliminate that and force them to play a game they're not really used to playing, that's good for us," Smith said. "The biggest thing this week is to finish."" What game is he talking about? Jai-Alai? For the record, the Saints have a running game this year that compliments their passing game. __________________ WARNING: I am a Southern White Male. I have a brain and I know how to use it.

10-27-2009, 12:41 PM	#6
macpappy Rider on the storm. Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Slidell, LA Posts: 851 Trading: (0)	Re: Dolphins fans check in Just in case some Dolphin Fans don't realize it, "Stone Hands" Ginn was drafted by Miami with the ninth pick in the first round. In taking Ginn, the Dolphin's front office passed on Brady Quinn who dropped to the 22nd pick. Of course, he hasn't done anything in Cleveland but you will never know what might have been. Anyway, I did some checking on some of the other players drafted in 2007. Do any of you recognize these names? Patrick Willis - 49ers Marshawn Lynch - bills Darrell Revis - Jets Michael Griffin - Titans Jon Bason - Panthers They are all first round picks drafted after Ginn who have already made it to the Pro Bowl. Some other notable players drafted after Ginn: Zak DeOssie - Giants - 4th round, Pro Bowler LeRon McClain - Ravens - 4th round, Pro Bowler Dwayne Bowe - KC 1st round Brandon Meriweather - Pats 1st round Robert Meachen - Saints - 1st round Tony Gonzales - Colts - 1st round Pierre Thomas - Saints - signed as an undrafted free agent. Makes you sort of glad the Dolphins front office knows how to evaluate talent. __________________ WARNING: I am a Southern White Male. I have a brain and I know how to use it.