Big props to Matt Roth

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Roman529Roman529New MemberOP
Oct 5, 2008, 09:36 PM

I loved how Roth played today. He got all kinds of pressure on Rivers, and made some nice tackles on LT. He was all over the place and playing with lots of enthusiasm. I wish I had some "guns" like his with those mad wicked flames. :lol: I am not ready to say "JT who?" just yet, but he looked great today.

The Tuna and Sparano have done a great job putting the pieces together, and the last couple games we have really played like a team. I also think Yeremiah Bell played one of is best games. Hopefully we can finally beat the Houston Texans next week....it's time they get some paybacks from us. :up:

FiN.in.RIFiN.in.RINew Member
Oct 5, 2008, 09:39 PM

Yeah I lamented posting a similar thread. Matt Roth gets big ups from me with his play out there today.

As the crowd shook

Miaballa99Miaballa99New Member
Oct 5, 2008, 09:40 PM

Matt Roth was a beast out there, but Yeremiah Bell was all over the field. What a Ballhawk. Had about 3 or 4 Passes defended on beautiful throws. Big props to Bell and Roth, both played a phenomenal game.

Coral ReeferCoral ReeferNew Member
Oct 5, 2008, 10:11 PM

"Roman529 wrote:

I loved how Roth played today. He got all kinds of pressure on Rivers, and made some nice tackles on LT. He was all over the place and playing with lots of enthusiasm. I wish I had some "guns" like his with those mad wicked flames. :lol: I am not ready to say "JT who?" just yet, but he looked great today.

The Tuna and Sparano have done a great job putting the pieces together, and the last couple games we have really played like a team. I also think Yeremiah Bell played one of is best games. Hopefully we can finally beat the Houston Texans next week....it's time they get some paybacks from us. :up:

Roth has never gotten the respect that he's deserved since day 1.

He didn't step in and light the NFL on fire right away, but we all know exactly how rare those rookies are. Roth has progressed steadily. With this new group he had positions changed on him completely and again, he's steadily progressing. I don't think you'll ever see Pro Bowls in Roth's future but the guy is a steady and very motivated player. A type of support player that championship teams get filled with to balance out a solid team.

RIP Jetssuck

KAKanye WestNew Member
Oct 5, 2008, 10:14 PM

He is crazy

djphinfandjphinfansubscriber
Oct 5, 2008, 10:19 PM

The word star actually slipped out of one of the broadcasters mouth today...good for him.

Fin Fan In CaliFin Fan In Caliluxury_box
Oct 5, 2008, 10:19 PM

Congrats to Roth and Bell today!:up:


Rest in peace bigbry and dolphin debby!

RalphX19XRalphX19XNew Member
Oct 5, 2008, 10:29 PM

FinSaneFinSaneforum_veteran
Oct 5, 2008, 11:48 PM

"RalphX19X wrote:

Hes freakin' nuts!

brandon27brandon27subscriber
Oct 6, 2008, 07:45 AM

Roth really seems to be living up to his potential now with the position change. He played well against NE as well. Good for him, and great for us. Nice job by the coaches to try him out at LB... so far so good!


1972 Miami Dolphins-The ONLY undefeated team in NFL history!!!

LarryfinfanLarryfinfansubscriber
Oct 6, 2008, 08:02 AM

"Roman529 wrote:

I loved how Roth played today. He got all kinds of pressure on Rivers, and made some nice tackles on LT. He was all over the place and playing with lots of enthusiasm. I wish I had some "guns" like his with those mad wicked flames. :lol: I am not ready to say "JT who?" just yet, but he looked great today.

The Tuna and Sparano have done a great job putting the pieces together, and the last couple games we have really played like a team. I also think Yeremiah Bell played one of is best games. Hopefully we can finally beat the Houston Texans next week....it's time they get some paybacks from us. :up:

Matt was indeed impressive. He's getting more and more comfortable in the role they've put him in. This D is actually playing as impressively as the offense is, but the wildcat is getting all the attention...no problem though...I hope no one pays attention as we continue to play better and better...

Back to Roth, he has a feel for the position, but I'd like to see that motor he's got running all the time...it's been a little on-and-off so far, until today...

HULKFishHULKFishforum_veteran
Oct 6, 2008, 08:16 AM

I've been saying it all season... Roth is gonna be one of the biggest surprises this year!!! Roth, Bell and Porter played "LIGHTS OUT" football!

gunn34gunn34New Member
Oct 6, 2008, 08:19 AM

"Larryfinfan wrote:

Matt was indeed impressive. He's getting more and more comfortable in the role they've put him in. This D is actually playing as impressively as the offense is, but the wildcat is getting all the attention...no problem though...I hope no one pays attention as we continue to play better and better...

Back to Roth, he has a feel for the position, but I'd like to see that motor he's got running all the time...it's been a little on-and-off so far, until today...

I didn't see where his motor has been off at all. He's learning a never played before position. His motor hasn't ever stoped. Sometimes he's had to learn how to play his position and he may have been a little out of step or place, but his motor never stoped.

jason8erjason8erluxury_box
Oct 6, 2008, 08:22 AM

There are few players that I like to go back and watch college film of. Matt Roth is definitely one of them.

Matt Maximus Roth :lol:
http://www.scothawk.com/flvswfpublish/2004preseasontributes/hawkeyegladiator.swf

Long highlight video
http://www.scothawk.com/flvswfpublish/2004highlights/rothtribute.swf

PMZQPMZQNew Member
Oct 6, 2008, 09:29 AM

"FiN.in.RI wrote:

Yeah I lamented posting a similar thread. Matt Roth gets big ups from me with his play out there today.

And many of the folks on this board had him cut before the season. :lol:

Zeke0123Zeke0123forum_veteran
Oct 6, 2008, 09:38 AM

Roth is just a moving collision..every play he smashes into someone full bore like a human hammer...gotta love it as a Dolphin fan and hate it as the opposition..he Trucked manamula (sp) more than once and that guys was pancaking raiders LBers all last game..he basically flicked LT out of the way like a booger.

Is he a "perfect" fit for the role he is playing..no but he does a lot of things very well and he is as physical as you can get for an OLB talk about setting the edge.. he sets it in concrete.

anlgpanlgpNew Member
Oct 6, 2008, 09:42 AM

He's learning a never played before position.

I believe roth used to play linebacker in college or high school and was moved to the line in the NFL. The lineman (particularly ends) are the easiest position to move back into a linebacker roll.

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