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Each year, I’m more and more convinced that the NFL’s Coach of the Year Award goes to the most improved team without regard to actual coaching ability.
As expected, the Coach of the Year Award came down to Tony Sparano of the Miami Dolphins and Mike Smith of the Atlanta Falcons, who took over teams with a combined five wins in 2007 and turned out a pair of 11-5 records.
As expected, the man who did the best job in football got absolutely none.
Ever since Dan Marino retired, the Dolphins have been wading in mediocrity at the most important position in the game. They went from the game manager Jay Fiedler, to Gus Frerotte, and then to has-beens like Dante Culpepper and Trent Green. Now, in a muddled quarterback controversy, there are two young gunslingers, and one who [...]
In week one of this NFL season, the Miami Dolphins took on the Washington Redskins in an interesting game that needed overtime to determine a winner. The Dolphins didn’t come out on top, obviously, but there was certainly hope for the near future. There was hope; please put emphasis on the word “was.”
When is it okay to lie? When would it be okay to lie over and over and seem offended by questions asked that bother you because of your lies? Well, I think the answer to both of those questions is NEVER. Nick Saban should have followed morals that he has in his life and follow [...]
by Matt Wells
The Indianapolis Colts. The Cincinnati Bengals. The Pittsburgh Steelers. These were just some of the teams picked to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl this year. All three picks make sense; every one of those teams went to the playoffs last year, with the Steelers winning it all.
Another team added in the [...]
New QB will shimmer in Sunshine State
Ricky Williams was given another chance. He played the second half of the 2005 NFL season, and he looked good in the public eye. NFL fans were starting to come around once again. Ricky was popular, at least for a while.
Now, Ricky has blown it again.
For Miami Dolphins fans who long for the glory days of Dan Marino, the suffering continues.
Gus Frerotte is the latest in a lengthening list of should-be backups who have somehow found themselves under center on a full-time basis for the Fins. Fielder, Huard, Griese, Feeley – it’s been a revolving door of quarterbacking mediocrity since [...]
The 2004 Dolphins may not win a game…
I had a better title, but it was too long…
As I prepared and waited all year, starting from January of this year until September, I had excitement built for the 2004 football season. Starting January and continuing through the summer months, I was very excited for my team and how they will perform this year because of some good pickups. Then with one decision [...]
