Month: March 2014

If there were any doubts what wins championships in the NFL look no further than last year’s drumming that the Seattle Seahawks put on Denver in the Super Bowl. I would have bet my life savings (If I had one) that Denver was going to win that game hands down, for who can stop Payton Manning?… Continue reading Can Miami’s Defense Bounce Back?

There are persistent rumors that the Dolphins are trying to trade last years high-priced free agent acquisition Mike Wallace. If you recall the Dolphins former GM Jeff Ireland in a move praised by many when done, but as usual in hindsight is now being questioned the Dolphins signed Mike Wallace to a FA contract of 60 million for… Continue reading Is Mike Wallace on the trading block?

The Miami Dolphins signed 5'-11, 220 LB free agent  RB Knowshon Moreno to a one year 3 million dollar deal. I think this is a great signing as Miami needed a veteran RB to come in and stabilize our running game. I have made it no secret that Daniel Thomas is not the RB we need and even… Continue reading The Impact Of Signing Knowshon Moreno

At one time he was the most exciting player in the game and even now I will say he has the potential to be a top 10 QB under the right situation. Michael Vick signed a one year 5 million deal to be the backup QB (so they say) to Geno Smith. Michael is an excellent… Continue reading Behind Enemy Lines: A Look at The AFC East 2014 Free Agent Moves (Part l)

Going into the offseason there was no more obvious need than addressing the offensive line.  That unit damaged by both the bullying scandal and the report that was released after the season. Even though I still strongly feel Martin should have handled things different as I always say it is what it is! After reading… Continue reading The State of the Miami Dolphins Offensive Line (Post Bully-gate Pre Draft)

As many of my readers know I was a fan of former GM Jeff Ireland and so I have nothing bad to say about him, I feel he did a good job for the team. I still feel this team was loaded with enough talent last year to make the playoffs and the things that… Continue reading TDS’s Early Assessment of Dennis Hickey

In my article “So Far So Good” I pointed out that the Dolphins new GM is doing what appears to be a good job, now some are hinting that Miami is being cheap and not willing to overpay for players but what I see is a very smart strategy in only paying for the worth… Continue reading Still Work To Be Done Before The Draft.

Bill Lazor’s resume is taylor made for Ryan Tannehill. Lazor himself a former QB has extensive experience playing and coaching the position.  He's had  an impressive career of working with the who's who in Football with names like Dan Reeves,  Joe Gibbs, Mike Holmgren, Jim Mora, Jr., Chip Kelly. In his last stent with Philadelphia he… Continue reading Bill Lazor Is Tannehills Last Chance To Get It Right

To be or not to be that is the question? It seems every time the Dolphins get one side of the ball close to top-level in play in their attempt to fix the complete team they somehow regress on the side of the ball they had playing well. This year it was our 4-3 Defense… Continue reading 3-4 or 4-3?

Dennis Hickey has not really had a chance to probably catch his breath he hit the ground running the day he was hired, he had to come in assess the team and work with Joe Philbin to put together a list of things to do and try to get them accomplished.  It’s been a very short… Continue reading So Far So Good

Yes it will cost us money and the good news is we have money to spend again, much credit must go to our capologist she has done a masterful job of managing the money as for a second season we are sitting pretty good with the salary cap rumored to be over 30 million a top five… Continue reading Fixing The Line In Free Agency Is a Wise Move to Make