Jason Cole: Dan Marino Unhappy with Philbin

Woot....Ross gets to make another decision! Snzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!

 

Another reporter looking to create controversy and dissension. I'll be boycotting this idiot's articles for a good lil minute.

 

Not much controversy here. It'd be more controversial at this point if Marino WAS impressed with Philbin...

 

It's controversial that Philbin isn't doing a good job?

 

Not being impressed with Philbin makes sense.

Would be interesting to know what Marino's feelings are towards Ross, and his impressed / not impressed view.

 

Maybe he likes Philbin maybe he hates him. I have no idea. If he hates him AND he's talking to reporters about it mid season, then I don't care how many TDs he threw 20 years ago he is a douchebag.

But I doubt that's the case. I'll stick w/ douchebag reporter spreading hearsay and looking for hits/traffic by using Marino's name for now. Let's be real, of Danny had an issue would he be going to Jason Cole with it? I thinks not.

 

Marino's opinion of Tannehill is vastly more interesting to me than his opinion of Philbin, who seems like a lame duck at this point.

 

Not really. Ross just gave his *** a job, his feelings are: I want to get paid and not sleep on the couch so I need to toe the line and not snipe at the HC on background, creating public relations issues for my new boss.

 

Wouldn't be the first person to accept a job and not respect the person who runs the place (even if he was the one to give him the job).

 

I'm not talking about whether Danny likes JP or Ross. I'm talking about whether he would leak it to the media and what would his incentive be for doing it. OTOH any jack *** reporter would jump at the chance to cash in on the obvious angst in the Dolphin fan base by writing an article about how Danny doesn't like this or that.

BTW. Doesnt the OP work for bleacher report?

 

That job is to advise Stephen Ross on football-related matters. He shouldn't be leaking things like this to the media, but the fact that it got out doesn't mean it was Marino.

 

Oh man, if we had only signed Drew Brees instead of Culpepper. So many years of hideous mistakes. It's phenomenal.

Following hard after the Dolphins is becoming more and more like a recurring nightmare. God have mercy.

 

You do realize Marino could have said this in private and then someone else told the reporter, right?

 

FinD alias?

 

Great news

 

No genius, I didn't realize that. Thanks for breaking me off w your expert analysis.

Please tell us who was sitting in on Marino's private conversations and leaking them? Personally I think It's more likely that Cole is talking out of his *** but that's just me.

 

Get 'em, Dan.

 

There's no need to get snarky, you're the one that's speculating a bunch of different possibilities, I just gave you one you didn't mention.

 

Youre implying that Cole has an actual source that is privy to the conversations between Marino-Ross and that within a few hours of Philbin's press conference he had spoken to Ross and then leaked or had someone else leak the details of that conversation to BR, AND that BR decided to make a whopping 1 minute video about it.

Yeah, OK.

 

My bad. It's just frustrating to see fans be taken for a ride by dumb *** attention seeking reporters. Watch the vid. Cole never claims to have a source, he basically says Marino was brought in to advise Ross and then gives his opinion on what Danny might have thought about specific decisions. It's comically bad but it's perfectly timed to tap Into the anger that has arisen over the past few weeks.

 

Any word on how Marino feels about RT? (I can't watch the vid at the moment)

 

So basically everything we heard or suspected or even guessed, were right.

 

Derp.

 

99% of QBs would prefer to try and get points with 2+ minutes to go in a half. Which is why the HC makes the decision and not the QB.

Philbin wasn't wishy washy on starting 17 this week. Just because he doesn't want to play along with dumb reporters and their loaded questions doesn't mean he's considering a QB change. From a coaching stand point if the media wants to run wild with silly stories like Matt Moore starting then it's less time they spend talking about the changes that might actually be made. Some coaches may feel the need to dispel the silly was but either way it has no bearing on how the team performs on Sunday.

 

Really now?

 

I don't think what the head coach is doing with Ryan Tannehill at quarterback should ever be compared to what he might do with Dan Marino at quarterback.

 

Not until he forms a committee first and then that committee will decide Philbin's fate.

 

There are still people that defend Joe Philbin?

I mean, he has literally done nothing to deserve a Dolphin fan's defense. Zero.

Like if you did one of those checkered scale things where you put a checker in the pro side and a checker in the con side, the pro side would have 0 checkers

 

Good call out CK.. I think you predicted the exact same reaction by Marino in club literally minutes after Philbin sat on the ball.

While I initially agreed with Philbin sending out a message, watching the Dolphins drive down the field against KC proved exactly why the call to sit on the ball was cowardly.

 

Beating NE by 2 TDs was impressive.

 

Helen Keller could have guessed Marino felt this way about both matters. 99% of any former successful NFL QB would feel the same....

-Don't get conservative with almost 3 minutes, 3 time outs and a 2 minute warning to go

-Don't cut your young QBs legs out from under him to the media (especially when your coaching has been in question just as much)

Cole could COMPLETELY be throwing **** against the wall and chances are he's 100% right anyways. But anyone could have told you that.

 

Okay. Thanks.

 

Until you look at NE 3 weeks later and realize they're very bad.

 

I think you have zero idea to what you are talking about. You lack the context and info that some of the other very respectable posters in this forum possess. And while I can't fault you for that, it's making you look a bit silly at the moment.

And, if Marino was brought in to evaluate different parts of the organization, HC and QB specifically, then he's doing what he's supposed to do. rock the #$@KIN boat.

 

It's funny because in the past week everyone in here and the Club all said the same thing. There is no way that decision sits well with Dan. He'd ignore Philbin and throw the ball. He's ON VIDEO stating he would defy run orders and pass the ball.

So what happens this week? End of the half, our offense still looks like crap, the same setup from last week. Philbin decides to do something and we get 3 points out of it. Why the sudden change a week later with similar circumstances? Is the justification provided by those defending Philbin's decision no longer valid?