2016 Miami Dolphins 10-6

That roster wasn't good. This year's is worse. Front office makes consistently poor decisions.

They played the easiest schedule in the NFL. They beat 1 team that was .500 or above. Tony Sparano had an 11-5 season w the Dolphins.

They have been shutout two games in a row. The roster isn't the problem.

Yeah telling your GM that you want to go and sign Cutler should be a huge red flag.

So, Eli Manning and Phillip Rivers are 0-8 right now.

RIP

One thing I'll say as a Dolphins fan about Moore: He pretty much couldn't be any worse than what we've seen these first three games. But can everyone who has coached him be missing the "fact" that he's the best QB on the team? I guess it's possible but it seems unlikely. The Dolphins problems this year are the same as the past several and they are too numerous to mention. Poor QB play is a big part of it, but it's not the only part.

That timeout against the Chargers tho.

Yes. The Dolphins spent a high round pick on Tannehill and to play Moore would be admitting they were wrong. When Gase got the job he sold how great he could make Tannehill. Gase wouldn't make the switch to Moore because that would be admitting failure as he was brought in to make Tannehill great.

23.5 ppg last year with Moore. Went @buf and @nyj and lit them up. Something Tannehill has never done.

Yup, and then to spend $10m on Cutlah and go 'actually jk, Moore is better' would be the same issue. But something's gotta give soon, I'm guessing we'll see Moore soon enough.

Schefter reporting it's Trubisky time this week

Bears are the Monday night game next week too.

Because it's a good idea to let a rookie make his first start against the best front four in football.

Is it a bad idea? Like, is it gonna traumatise him in a way that negatively affects his career?

maybe

Dalvin Cook done for the year

Is not wanting to be wrong about your first (or second) choice at QB worth losing your job over, though?

Bill O Brien has never thought so and he's a 'QB Whisperer'

Actually that's the one part of DeShaun Watson's early success which pains me the most. BOB can get his next 10 years secured if the good rookie year continues

Have no feeling one way or the other about Chinhole chilly but noticed he talks down to reporters quite frequently. Not that it wasn't probably a dumb question but yeah he's probably an ahole.

bo'b will never have a better opportunity to extend and sweeten his contract than today.

Texans are probably favorites in their division AORN, and I have no doubt at least one AFC wildcard will go to a trash squad, so there's a good chance of another playoff win this season for them.

Team's practice time is very restricted by the current CBA, but it is somewhat shocking the supposed QB guru thought Savage was the better option. They could be 0-4 if they had stuck with him.

I'm contemplating watching my first non-RZ game of the season tonight. Can someone talk me out of it?

"Everybody's elses evaluation of quarterback skills is really bad, I am not going to listen to anybody elses opinion except myself" - QB Whisperer Adam Gase (25 offensive points through 3 games)

REEK and Hunt are worth the watch

tonight should actually be pretty good

in b4 24-3 KC at halftime

About time. I do not think he could conceivably be worse than Glennon, and he only started 13 games in college so he needs some serious on-field experience.

I doubt it. I don't really believe you can "ruin a QB." You can stunt their development, but ****ty coaching will do that whether they're on the field or on the bench.

I never thought David Carr was that good. "Weaknesses: Bad throwing motion" is not something you want to see on the scouting report of a #1 overall pick.

Bill O'Brien sucks. His entire reputation as a "QB whisperer" is that he coached Tom Brady for a little while and the TV caught him yelling at him. Allen Robinson is the only reason Christian Hackenberg was any good and O'Brien left at the right time to make it look like it was all him. O'Brien's preferences for QBs have been tall white pieces of crap and his offenses never do anything to make their jobs easier. (Admittedly, he'd added some stuff into the playbook to play to Deshaun Watson's strengths, which is smart but also should be the bare minimum of what an offensive coach does.)

Does this look like a guy who's pumped for the QB he now gets to coach, or a guy grimly accepting that they have to take a swing at QB to save their jobs for another year?

There's one guy in that picture who already knew they won the draft by taking Deshaun at #12. Lol at him not being the consensus #1 overall pick. He absolutely torched Bama's defense in two straight title games plus lighting up tOSU.

Eh I'll be the first to admit I didn't have Watson pegged as a successful NFL QB. I thought his accuracy was too suspect to be consistently successful.