2024 NFL Off-season Thread
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Crazy Balt gave him almost 5x that much guaranteed last year.
Definitely a what the hell, why not signing by Mia.
McDaniel was also very excited about drafting Malik. He could easily be the third WR by the end of the season.
Also added Jonnu and then drafted Wright.
That offense will have way more depth this season.
Crazy Balt gave him almost 5x that much guaranteed last year.
Definitely a what the hell, why not signing by Mia.
McDaniel was also very excited about drafting Malik. He could easily be the third WR by the end of the season.
Also added Jonnu and then drafted Wright.
That offense will have way more depth this season.
OLine still a big ? though. But I did hear about Tua wanting to cut some weight so he could be more mobile... so there's that, I guess.
Who needs an oline when all the skill players move faster than everyone else?
Getting the ball out quickly is also one of Tua’s best skills.
Obviously you want the oline to be as good as possible, but I’m excited to see what that offense does this season.
Tyreek played in Super Bowl LV.
I also feel like every time someone posts Dolphins stats from last season they should differentiate between games against teams that finished the season with a losing record (10-1) and against teams with a winning record (1-6).
I think we're all excited to see what the Dolphins O can do next season but I don't think using overall stats from last year really helps to project anything to next year.
bahbah sporting a stiffy right about now
Tyreek played in Super Bowl LV.
I also feel like every time someone posts Dolphins stats from last season they should differentiate between games against teams that finished the season with a losing record (10-1) and against teams with a winning record (1-6).
That's why I've been hesitant on them paying Tua, although I'm not completely against it, especially now that free agency and the draft is over.
But looking at their schedule, they only play 4 teams that had a losing record last season. Fortunately for them, they get to play the Pats twice. But I expect 2 of them (Cards and Titans) to be better than they were last season. And I guess Jets might be a little better, but still expect at the very least a split with them.
Tyreek played in Super Bowl LV.
I also feel like every time someone posts Dolphins stats from last season they should differentiate between games against teams that finished the season with a losing record (10-1) and against teams with a winning record (1-6).
I think we're all excited to see what the Dolphins O can do next season but I don't think using overall stats from last year really helps to project anything to next year.
Tua getting the ball out quickly seems relatively sticky, good or bad opponent. Yes, the Dolphins struggled against winnings teams, but some of that was also defense related.
Also, if you want to talk differentiating, the 1-6 was 2 losses to the champs, including insane cold weather, 2 losses to arguably top 5 Bills, 1 loss to MVP Lamar, and 1 loss to the good Eagles before they melted down. And the 1 loss to sub .500 was some really poor end of game management against the Titans. It’s not all created equally.
Adding more 4.47 and 4.38 guys doesn’t hurt either.
I’m no big Tua fan and think what he will cost will be too much, relative to the cap, but they’re also kind of stuck, given the other alternative is QB purgatory.
He is ready... BahBah is ready.... Im ready. I also went to my dark room. Then I took a trip with fellow travellers to meet true spirit guides. The used tires everywhere kinda took me out of head space. But I asked the wise one "what are our prospects" as he rubbed my head and blessed my kudlini...Superbowl he said.
Keon Coleman has already become my second favorite active NFL player
He’s great.
It's a shame he has to play for McDermott.
Imagine the mic'd up comedy gold if Ruxin was his coach.
Ruxin and him in a modern day Odd Couple sitcom as roommates would instantly become the best thing on TV.
The emotion of being made to like a Bill is not one I have the maturity to handle appropriately
Tua getting the ball out quickly seems relatively sticky, good or bad opponent. Yes, the Dolphins struggled against winnings teams, but some of that was also defense related.
Also, if you want to talk differentiating, the 1-6 was 2 losses to the champs, including insane cold weather, 2 losses to arguably top 5 Bills, 1 loss to MVP Lamar, and 1 loss to the good Eagles before they melted down. And the 1 loss to sub .500 was some really poor end of game management against the Titans. It’s not all c
Tua's a legit MVP candidate. Not saying this is that year but the framework is there.
I don’t think so. Tua is an average QB who is elevated by his weapons and coaching.
More reliant than Mahomes and Lamar, sure. But if he puts up ceiling numbers with that cast, and I think he could, he can elevate to that level for a year or two. The bar is insanely high, for sure, with his cast and coach. But he's better than average. Maybe median is the right word because I think there's a gap between him and the average starter.
how will the league ever adapt to the south beach speed
or do miami divisive tendencies succeed first
I had zero expectations but holy **** the bardy roast is ****ing spectacular
I wanna hang out with Coach Ruxin and SRM in Vegas.
It was great. I'm not a Kevin Hart fan, but he did a great job. All the comics killed except the pair, Tom Segura and whatever that other guys name was. Poor Giselle caught more strays than anybody, except maybe Gronk. Loved the Gronk joke, "Me know crypto not money".
