Mike Wallace’s journey to Miami Dolphins marked by talent and turmoil

But nobody wants to come to Miami They just have to outbid people and hope for the best.

 

Damn, Vikings went to playoffs last year, great RB, and they offered more. He said "no" and came to Miami. **** yeah!

 

I like that his first name is actually Burnell. Burn baby burn!

 

Mike Wallace’s journey to Miami Dolphins marked by talent and turmoil

Players willing to forego money in favor of playing for a Jeff Ireland.

#extendireland

 

Exactly what the defensive coordinator at Hamline university (minnesota) tried to tell me when recruiting me hard for football. He said "ever been fishing chris?"

I said, "yeah, I live in Florida" he says "well, you've never lived until you ice fished!"

then he told me that the majority of the campus buildings had indoor connecting tunnels to block the cold weather. I crossed them off my list quickly haha

 

Psst. Don't tell Wallace we have 3 cold weather division rivals.

 

Joe Philbin?

 

Burn L Should play Redman whenever he scores.

 

Just a great fit for both parties, Wallace is about too be THAT guy. Sorry rest of the league.

 

Pretty sure the article was saying he was willing to forego money in favor of being able to breath...literally!

 

At least he's accustomed to playing in the cold

 

New strategy....

Only sign asthmatics...

 

I think he can handle being in cold weather for a handful of days every year compared to living in that climate.

 

Mike Wallace’s journey to Miami Dolphins marked by talent and turmoil

We should have extended Ireland after he resigned Hartline to a team friendly deal. I don't know what Ross is doing.

 

he didn´t care, he also had cleveland, baltimore and cincy before

 

Wait 'til he's doing two-a-days in July and August in 99% humidity.

 

btw, what is wrong with the miami herald, it´s an adventure to get their pages load up on my iPad and now the link is also gone


edit: the whole homepage is down right now...

 

He's from New Orleans. He understands heat and humidity.