As it has became a passing league, a faster style defense came to be in order to keep up with fast WR, TE and a lighter faster RB coming out of the back field.
Seems like that has made it more difficult to defend against a real bruising back. I mean a DB that's faced with stopping a big man at full speed is at a clear disadvantage especially if that happens 3 or 4 times a game, it can't be easy to jump in front of a truck (train in our case) multiple times in one game, just think about DB in the 4th quarter when the bruises from the first half are telling you please don't do anything crazy your well-being is on the line and all you see the J-TRAIN coming at you (choo, choo).
To all Fin fans, enjoy the fact that we're going into the bye week with a great taste I our mouth, the taste of victory and of Dolphins finally coming around and playing good football.
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Right on, man! Let's hope that train doesn't have to go on a siding, because the qb won't pull that train!
Great point Mike.
All Aboard!!!
You seem like a nice guy and I always come and read your posts, but I can distinctly remember you saying many times that tannehill was terrible and needed to go. Come on man! How about some consistency? Not busting your Ba*** just stating a fact. I wish I had access to all your pots because I know I'm right about this and it would be a shame to become another "Omar"
Tannehill isn't very good, overall. But you gotta give him some credit in certain situations. If the defense, o line, and running are good. Then t hill can obviously win most games.
Tannehill isn't very good, overall. But you gotta give him some credit in certain situations. If the defense, o line, and running are good. Then t hill can obviously win most games.