How Screwed Are The Dolphins Now?!

They start the year 0-6 before trading away their best receiver, Chris Chambers, last week. Trent Green's doctors refuse to clear him and is put on injured reserve. Then they get taken to the woodshed and then some against New England and in the process lost their ONLY bright spot for the season.

Ronnie Brown tore his ACL, I think trying to make a tackle on an interception return, and he is officially done for the season. The Dolphins are 0-7, their once vaunted defense has been showing its age all season, their quarterback situation is a joke and with Ronnie Brown done, their chances of going 0-16 go up exponentially.

I don't think it has at all been a surprise to see that dolphinsmakemecry hasn't been around for a while.

I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess that the answer to your question of how screwed the Dolphins are is...immensely.

Perhaps all is not lost. They have Cleo Lemon. Maybe they can make...lemonade?

Sorry.

Yea they are screwed. They are "rebuilding" but no one wants to admit that. BUTTTTT i will go out on a twig and say they win the battle of England

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Perhaps all is not lost. They have Cleo Lemon. Maybe they can make...lemonade?

Hm. That's funnier than you'll get credit for

I want to see the Dolphins play the Rams more than I want to see NE play IND. For serious. It'd be like watching a train crash into a train wreck.

meathorse wrote:

I want to see the Dolphins play the Rams more than I want to see NE play IND. For serious. It'd be like watching a train crash into a train wreck.

Hell yeah! Unbridled carnage!

Um, not that I'm into that sort of thing, of course.

jdburlin1022 wrote:

Yea they are screwed. They are "rebuilding" but no one wants to admit that. BUTTTTT i will go out on a twig and say they win the battle of England

I haven't been posting all that much recently (I am sure you all noticed ) but there are a lot of people over here that follow the Dolphins* would love to believe you.

The press have been full of the game this weekend and awareness and interest in the game is growing. Personally I can't see the Dolphins doing it but am looking forward to the game non the less - hell I might even wind up support them (if the wife gets her way)

* We first got mainstream interest in Football over here in the early 80's, Florida was a favourite holiday destination and of course Dan Marino was playing. I have read some crazy stats this week (that do not seem to add up with my experience but) 40% of UK football fans follow the Dolphins. We have a lot of Bear fans over here as well - William Perry was a hero to many.