Welker was good at the Phins but he has stepped up another 2/3 levels at a better team with a beast of a QB

Greatest coach ever is a bit of a reach mate. The 72 fins were good, had the perfect season and that, but they didn't go on to create a dynasty, the Cowboys team that won 3 out of 4 in the eraly 90's was better "team" in my opinion. I'd also say that Landry was a better coach.

MORE SUPERBOWL APPEARANCES! 20 CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS! MORE PLAYOFF APPEARANCES! FORBES' MOST VALUABLE FRANCHISE! AMERICA'S TEAM!

The captain of the 1972 Perfect Dolphins, Don Shula is a true heavyweight in the world of coaching.

With an impressive 328 wins and only 156 losses, he is the winningest coach in the history of the NFL. He took two franchises to the Super Bowl—once with the Colts and three times with the Dolphins—led an undefeated team, and has back-to-back Super Bowl victories.

Don Shula clearly belongs in this elite class of NFL coaches.


only 3 coaches could claim to be better IMHO

and none of them with Americas team



chuck noll taught by

paul brown who Cleveland took his name he was that good as a teacher in Football

vince lombardi who we can say no more about how good he is

Try doing most of that in a salary cap dominated era

Cowher won't touch Miami with a barge pole.

If/when he comes back to coaching he'll want it to be somewhere he can win straight away, not a long term project.

Does it take long to turn any team around in today's NFL?

Great win for the Cowboys last night by the way. That game also showed the days of the blocking fullback are far from numbered.

Well, lets just says the Detroit Lions look like they might have their first winning season in about 20 years

cowher has the inside track on the giants with miami his second choice

sadly we are slipping to far to get a top coach but if someone could turn it around just think of the glory and $$ the dollars that followed

Don't rule out Gruden for the Miami job.

Things going downhill fast for the Skins. With an already shaky offence we've now lost our entire left side of teh line, starting TE, starting RB and starting WR to injury.

Next man up.

Eagirls sunday night. Massive game for us, win that and I think we're in a great position for the East title.

Dont worry John Beck will Carry your offense.

If the phins cant get luck we should get Robert Grfiin the Third Guys a human highlight reel Mike Vick with Pocket Passer Size.

Does anyone know anything about this JP Losman the fins have had to sign or is he just another scrub backup?

He's a scrub. Been bouncing around the league for years. Last NFL gig might've been Oakland a couple of years back as a backup.

he was a starter at the bills then went to the raiders wsa a first roundpick many yaers ago and did very little with an ave rating of 75%

played 43 games with 33 tds and 34 int our saviour in that basement battle

as Reggie says this place STINKS so does the team and so does TS and Ross

we sign sage and he cant hack it this is what he said

When I first joined the Dolphins, all tests showed that I was healthy and ready to go. But after practicing for a few weeks, especially in the heat, some new indications made it obvious that I need to rest and allow my body to regain all requisite strength,” Rosenfels said in a statement

Translation, “It’s really hot down here. Hotter than I remember. Some new indications were, I might actually get into a game and don’t want to be crippled for the rest of my life. Plus that whole ‘suck for luck’ thing really sucks.”

Losman was unfortunate enough to be at the Bills when they really, truly sucked with no running game, no offensive weapons and an o-line that resembled a colander.

He'll be a perfect fit in Miami.

Losman is gash. Bounced around a few teams IIRC.

I used to like JP Losman when he was a Bill, always guaranteed a few turnovers for our D



Team's he's played for:-

Buffalo Bills (2004–200icon_cool.gif
Las Vegas Locomotives (2009)
Oakland Raiders (2009)
Seattle Seahawks (2010)
Miami Dolphins (2011–present)

He was a 1st round draft pick aswell IIRC?

Sounds like a lot of once promising young QB's get hit a lot get rattled and never fufill potentiel.

Thanks for the info, but the most impressive thing seems to be he went to the UFL then got back into the NFL.

I think its about time we gave JaMarcus Russell a call, speaking of which there was an intresting interview with him in Sports Illustrated

Here's a few pics from the weekend. It also includes 1 of me and Ski trying to look as American as possible

I did have loads more but decided to delete 2 days worth accidentally in the 4th quarter. Im good like that

What, none of Bears DBs running with the ball?

No, when they had the ball I was too busy throwing my cap on the ground and swearing at Freeman/Williams/Olsen

Is that you wearing the no34 shirt?
(S)he looks american to me - sizewise at least.

Why do people shout at OC? It's not them forcing the ball or trying to make plays that aren't there.

Just noticed her (I think)... Looks like she enjoyed a few burgers from Bodeans

I know that but its his play calling in the 1st place that leads to the stupidly forced balls into no win situations. After 5 weeks 2 teams came out after the game and said they knew exactly what each play was when we set up. Thats all on Olsen. Anyway, the coaching staff have come out and said they have just realised where Freeman is going wrong compared to last year. He is throwing off the back foot instead of scrambling like he did last year.... I mean really? It took them 7 weeks to notice this? Theres a thread every week on tbaybucs about it. It will be good to see if they use the next 2 weeks to try and sort this out.

If you're throwing off the back foot, the ball will have a tendency to float and underthrow a reciever. I like Josh Freeman, would like to see how he'd do with a real No.1 reciever. Still a decent young team looking, lacking leadership though..