For All The Emo Fans Who Want To Give Up On The Season
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adamprez2003forum_veteranOPMonday's loss was painful no doubt but for all of you who are throwing in the towel and giving up on the season I present to you the greatest motivational speech ever, one which proves the season isnt over yet.
2019 DRAFT WISH LIST
1) DT Dexter Lawrence - Clemson
2) DE Jaylon Ferguson - Lousiana Tech
3) OG Chris Lindstrom - Boston College
4) CB Amani Oruwariye - Penn State
5) DE Shareef Miller - Penn State
7) C Sean Krepcz - Nevada
7) RB Wes Hills - Slippery Rock
Reporter: "Why did you fire Coach Gase?"
Ross: "Because he wants to win now"
Actually I'm sort of a fan-Darwinist.
Anyone who wants to throw in the towel on cheering for this team after MNF's game, I would not miss if they went away. It was a pothole in the street is all it was. Learn from it, regroup, and move on. :up:
But great speech there :lol:
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VanDolPhansubscriberMeh this doesn't even rank in my top 10 soul crushing Miami losses ever. So no panic as long as the coaching staff gets it fixed.
On the plus side Odrick, McDaniel and John Jerry will all be back and with a little luck maybe Crowder.
Vengeful Odinforum_veteranBest title this week.
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adamprez2003forum_veteran"texasPHINSfan wrote:
Actually I'm sort of a fan-Darwinist.
Anyone who wants to throw in the towel on cheering for this team after MNF's game, I would not miss if they went away. It was a pothole in the street is all it was. Learn from it, regroup, and move on. :up:
But great speech there :lol:
exactly, a bump in the road. Who's with me?! :up:
2019 DRAFT WISH LIST
1) DT Dexter Lawrence - Clemson
2) DE Jaylon Ferguson - Lousiana Tech
3) OG Chris Lindstrom - Boston College
4) CB Amani Oruwariye - Penn State
5) DE Shareef Miller - Penn State
7) C Sean Krepcz - Nevada
7) RB Wes Hills - Slippery Rock
Reporter: "Why did you fire Coach Gase?"
Ross: "Because he wants to win now"
Last I checked, we still had 12 games to go. Anyone who thinks the season is over now needs to go watch the UFL or something, I think they only have like what 8 games a season?
adamprez2003forum_veteran"VanDolPhan wrote:
Meh this doesn't even rank in my top 10 soul crushing Miami losses ever. So no panic as long as the coaching staff gets it fixed.
On the plus side Odrick, McDaniel and John Jerry will all be back and with a little luck maybe Crowder.
agreed. i think people underestimate how much jerry hurt us missing the last two games and odrick and mcdaniel will help our rotation tremendously
2019 DRAFT WISH LIST
1) DT Dexter Lawrence - Clemson
2) DE Jaylon Ferguson - Lousiana Tech
3) OG Chris Lindstrom - Boston College
4) CB Amani Oruwariye - Penn State
5) DE Shareef Miller - Penn State
7) C Sean Krepcz - Nevada
7) RB Wes Hills - Slippery Rock
Reporter: "Why did you fire Coach Gase?"
Ross: "Because he wants to win now"
"adamprez2003 wrote:
agreed. i think people underestimate how much jerry hurt us missing the last two games and odrick and mcdaniel will help our rotation tremendously
I think people who are claiming its just a "bump in the road" underestimate the importance of winning home divisional games.
Its going to end up burning us down the road.
After dropping the Sunday nighter to the Jets, Monday's game was a devestating blow to our playoff hopes. Our season isn't over -- but the notion isn't as much of a stretch as some of the posters in this thread would lead you to believe.
adamprez2003forum_veteran"jetssuck wrote:
Give me a call when Ross calls Bill Cowher......
2019 DRAFT WISH LIST
1) DT Dexter Lawrence - Clemson
2) DE Jaylon Ferguson - Lousiana Tech
3) OG Chris Lindstrom - Boston College
4) CB Amani Oruwariye - Penn State
5) DE Shareef Miller - Penn State
7) C Sean Krepcz - Nevada
7) RB Wes Hills - Slippery Rock
Reporter: "Why did you fire Coach Gase?"
Ross: "Because he wants to win now"
MikeHonchosubscriberHeadcoach material wouldn’t want to work somewhere they’re not trusted with actual football decisions.
adamprez2003forum_veteran"FaninPatsyLand wrote:
I think people who are claiming its just a "bump in the road" underestimate the importance of winning home divisional games.
Its going to end up burning us down the road.
After dropping the Sunday nighter to the Jets, Monday's game was a devestating blow to our playoff hopes. Our season isn't over -- but the notion isn't as much of a stretch as some of the posters in this thread would lead you to believe.
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2019 DRAFT WISH LIST
1) DT Dexter Lawrence - Clemson
2) DE Jaylon Ferguson - Lousiana Tech
3) OG Chris Lindstrom - Boston College
4) CB Amani Oruwariye - Penn State
5) DE Shareef Miller - Penn State
7) C Sean Krepcz - Nevada
7) RB Wes Hills - Slippery Rock
Reporter: "Why did you fire Coach Gase?"
Ross: "Because he wants to win now"
"FaninPatsyLand wrote:
I think people who are claiming its just a "bump in the road" underestimate the importance of winning home divisional games.
Its going to end up burning us down the road.
After dropping the Sunday nighter to the Jets, Monday's game was a devestating blow to our playoff hopes. Our season isn't over -- but the notion isn't as much of a stretch as some of the posters in this thread would lead you to believe.
We're 2-2. If we finish with a better record than either the Jets or Patriots, a home loss to them won't matter at all.
What do you mean "underestimate importance"? :lol:
What's important is your record at the end of the year, not a game in week 4. :up:
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"texasPHINSfan wrote:
We're 2-2. If we finish with a better record than either the Jets or Patriots, a home loss to them won't matter at all.
What do you mean "underestimate importance"? :lol:
What's important is your record at the end of the year, not a game in week 4. :up:
:lol:
Tell that to the 2008 Patriots.
There's a reason why the coaches in this division view those matchups as being worth a-game-and-a-half.
Rick 1966forum_veteranI am so tired of the whole "you can't give up on the season" crap. If you can't judge a team's worth by how it plays, just how the hell DO you judge it? This team is playing like crap on offense and special teams. Unless they radically change their play, the season is shot.
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MikeHonchosubscriber"adamprez2003 wrote:
Monday's loss was painful no doubt but for all of you who are throwing in the towel and giving up on the season I present to you the greatest motivational speech ever, one which proves the season isnt over yet.
OT: Gotta love when they cast 35+ year olds to play 18-22 year olds.
Headcoach material wouldn’t want to work somewhere they’re not trusted with actual football decisions.
miamironforum_veteran"adamprez2003 wrote:
exactly, a bump in the road. Who's with me?! :up:
:no:
You say bump...I say mountain
"FaninPatsyLand wrote:
:lol:
Tell that to the 2008 Patriots.
So you reference the first 11-5 team in NFL history to NOT make the playoffs to bolster your argument?
Yes, obviously with tiebreakers it matters. Bigger picture, brother, bigger picture. If we finish 11-5 and they finish 10-6, that game at Joe Robbie/Pro Player/LandShark/Sun Life/Whatever-company-we-whore-ourselves-out-to-next-year won't matter! That is my point. :up:
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adamprez2003forum_veteran"Rick 1966 wrote:
I am so tired of the whole "you can't give up on the season" crap. If you can't judge a team's worth by how it plays, just how the hell DO you judge it? This team is playing like crap on offense and special teams. Unless they radically change their play, the season is shot.
2019 DRAFT WISH LIST
1) DT Dexter Lawrence - Clemson
2) DE Jaylon Ferguson - Lousiana Tech
3) OG Chris Lindstrom - Boston College
4) CB Amani Oruwariye - Penn State
5) DE Shareef Miller - Penn State
7) C Sean Krepcz - Nevada
7) RB Wes Hills - Slippery Rock
Reporter: "Why did you fire Coach Gase?"
Ross: "Because he wants to win now"
"Rick 1966 wrote:
This team is playing like crap on offense and special teams. Unless they radically change their play, the season is shot.
Crap on offense? We just laid down 400 & 436 yards of offense the last two weeks, with the larger number coming against a legitimate top-3 defense in the NFL. Henne is averaging 240 yards a game and has thrown more TDs than INTs. He has a nearly 65% completion percentage, which puts him near the top of the league. All this, despite a rather conservative OC in Henning.
Our special teams was a problem, but we're taking steps. I look at MNF's game as an eye-opener. It was so bad, you'd think that we will learn and will not allow that to happen again. We may not turn into the best ST in the league, but if we can remove any of those return TD's, our season is far from shot. We're 2-2 which is tied for the 3rd best record in the league right now! (see? Perspective!)
Have faith, there are many positive signs. We just have to open our eyes wide enough to see them :up:
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unluckylucianoNew Member"lmeister3 wrote:
i want that for a ring tone.....
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MikeHonchosubscriber"Pandarilla wrote:
One of the best IASIP episodes ever.
The rape scene was very tastefully done.
Headcoach material wouldn’t want to work somewhere they’re not trusted with actual football decisions.
"texasPHINSfan wrote:
So you reference the first 11-5 team in NFL history to NOT make the playoffs to bolster your argument?
Well considering it flies directly in the face of your whole point, I thought it was pretty relevant. The 2008 Patriots watched the playoffs from home precisely because of a "week 4 game" (it was actually Week 3, but nevertheless). That's rich.
Yes, obviously with tiebreakers it matters. Bigger picture, brother, bigger picture. If we finish 11-5 and they finish 10-6, that game at Joe Robbie/Pro Player/LandShark/Sun Life/Whatever-company-we-whore-ourselves-out-to-next-year won't matter! That is my point. :up:
You're missing the point entirely. My point being not all 2-2 teams are created equal. Miami is without question in the most difficult position of any .500 team in the league -- not only because of whom they lost to (divisional opponents) but where (home). I'm pretty confident they're the only team in the NFL to have lost 2 divisional games at home (aside from Buffalo).
That's brutal. And it will come back to haunt us this season.
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