Fins have best coaches in NFL? On offense at least? Their game planning is incredible.

I hope the Wildcat catches on. It's a blast to watch.

Everytime Stuyeah says "Okie-doke," god strangles a puppy

Don't know about that but final drive was a thing of beauty. Opening drive too fwiw.

what a game, and wow henne looked good.

And NOBODY reads the defense out of direct snaps even remotely close to the level of Ronnie Brown.

Helps if you have 2 great RBs like Brown and Ricky.

But look what they're working with. Henne looks sick but is 2nd start. Ginn/Camarillo/Hartline/Bess/Fasano is pretty awful receiving group. They're all low end #2 receivers at best. But the offensive line especially on running plays is prob best in the NFL... Ronnie is magic in the Wildcat and Ricky is having a career year.

I dunno maybe they are better than they seem looking at it because they can run the ball vs anybody.

I guess they learned not to leave a bunch of time on the clock for the other team.

I was kidding Debo but your boy is still a bumb

20-26, 241 2 tds. ez game.

Vic has been saying that Henne should have been starting since last season. He really liked what he saw in him in the preseason games. Not sure how to take it, but that was impressive. Though the Jets inexplicably didn't blitz that QB anywhere near enough imo.

FWIW, Dolphins OL just absolutely pozzowned the Jets DL. Grove and Long had absolutely fantastic games. I am completely on the Jake Long owns parade. He has a level of run blocking that Clady likely will never have. Clady is just a god at pass blocking, Long might very well be that way in run blocking. He is a extremely solid pass blocking LT and if he continues to improve he could be a very legit franchise LT. My prediction of him as a future RT is very wrong.

LTs of the future: Clady/Otah/Thomas/Long/Baker are looking extremely solid. Monroe to early to tell, Jason Smith needs to play, as does Andre. Oher looked unreal good at RT, struggled at LT, Duane Brown/Chris Williams need to improve to continue being LTs in the NFL. D'Brick Ferguson might be decent, I'm still iffy on him.

They really know how to maximize the talents of their best players.

well one was a 60+ yard screen play. but w/e. he played awesome. jets d blows.

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Brick is in the top echelon for sure in pass blocking, but his run blocking is pretty meh. This is ******ed considering he's next to one of the best run and worst pass blocking guards in the league in Faneca.

Hmm..the one pass that is heading towards Lowery.

3rd and long, fourth quarter one minute to go.

HE GIVES A 8 YARD CUSHION WTF.


I ****ING HATE THIS GUY GET HIM OFF THE TEAM

While the Dolphins don't have a legit #1 WR, Fasano is a very solid TE, Ted Ginn can stretch the D for quick guys like Bess and Camarillo who are very similar receivers to Welker

the dolphins ran well, but it wasn't like they killed the jets on the ground. jets pass d was what did them in here

Yeah, Roeth/Eli/Rivers will be plenty difficult to surpass but damn Ryan/Flacco/Henne have unreal high ceilings.

ricky williams 11 for 68 yards. lol. 36 carries for 4.2per is pretty good.

Marino/Kelly/Elway/Testaverde is better than Manning, Rothelisberger, Rivers(even tho Rothelisberger and Rivers are both top 5 QBs in the NFL imo 4,5)

ok? i said they ran the ball well. 9.2 per pass attempt is far worse than 4.2 yards per rush attempt

Ok, good things to look forward too for both teams

jets:

positives- sanchez to edwards looks good
leon is still leon
david harris is really really good
jenkins is still jenks

negatives-
wtf defense? you play the phins twice a year learn the wildcat
defense in general today.
sanchez still forced some throws and looked a little shaky
a lot more I dont want to talk about

dolphins

positive: chad henne
wildcat
fasano looks good
oline looked sicko

negatives:
defense looked shaky at times (most times)
one dimensional on offense (but a good one dimension)