"The Suh rises in the east" Official Miami Dolphins Season Thread

[Sohh_lifted]

are we looking to replace Delmas?

Ive been busy so im not up to date

Knowing the fins, they'll let Don jones play the year. Idk whose available I wanted to pick up Rolle in the offseason but they thought Delmas who makes his money off his speed and agility along with being reckless was gonna be all good after a ACL tear in December.

 

[Da_Eggman]

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[Da_Eggman]

How Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin first learned about Dr. Dre
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DAVIE, Fla. -- Hip-hop artist, mega-music producer and businessman Andre "Dr. Dre" Young is well-known in pop culture for various things. He's made classic songs and albums, partnered to create "Beats" headphones and most recently had his music career depicted in the top-selling movie "Straight Outta Compton," which is tearing up the box office.

There aren't many people unfamiliar with Dr. Dre, who has over 2.6 million Twitter followers. However, count Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin used to be among them.

Philbin said Tuesday that he was first introduced to Young and his former hip-hop group after watching the movie last week in a team-sponsored movie night.

"I actually liked it," Philbin said of "Straight Outta Compton." "I had never heard of Dr. Dre until I went to the movie. I liked the history of it. I didn't know any of that stuff. I thought it was good."

Philbin won't get much street cred with this oversight. But expanding his horizons, such as seeing "Straight Outta Compton" with his team, is all part of Philbin's plan to be more personal with players.

Philbin has developed a reputation as being meticulous and tightly-wound during his first three years as head coach in Miami. This year Philbin is spending time at the movies, organizing kickball games and performing embarrassing music shows in front of his team. The latter Philbin described Tuesday as "a lot of fun."

The Dolphins' chemistry hasn't been great during Philbin's tenure. Both "Bullygate" in 2013 and former Miami receiver Mike Wallace's benching at the end of last season happened on Philbin's watch. Perhaps Philbin loosening up this year will have a trickle-down effect on the team chemistry as well.

 

[intruder]

How Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin first learned about Dr. Dre

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DAVIE, Fla. -- Hip-hop artist, mega-music producer and businessman Andre "Dr. Dre" Young is well-known in pop culture for various things. He's made classic songs and albums, partnered to create "Beats" headphones and most recently had his music career depicted in the top-selling movie "Straight Outta Compton," which is tearing up the box office.

There aren't many people unfamiliar with Dr. Dre, who has over 2.6 million Twitter followers. However, count Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin used to be among them.

Philbin said Tuesday that he was first introduced to Young and his former hip-hop group after watching the movie last week in a team-sponsored movie night.

"I actually liked it," Philbin said of "Straight Outta Compton." "I had never heard of Dr. Dre until I went to the movie. I liked the history of it. I didn't know any of that stuff. I thought it was good."

Philbin won't get much street cred with this oversight. But expanding his horizons, such as seeing "Straight Outta Compton" with his team, is all part of Philbin's plan to be more personal with players.

Philbin has developed a reputation as being meticulous and tightly-wound during his first three years as head coach in Miami. This year Philbin is spending time at the movies, organizing kickball games and performing embarrassing music shows in front of his team. The latter Philbin described Tuesday as "a lot of fun."

The Dolphins' chemistry hasn't been great during Philbin's tenure. Both "Bullygate" in 2013 and former Miami receiver Mike Wallace's benching at the end of last season happened on Philbin's watch. Perhaps Philbin loosening up this year will have a trickle-down effect on the team chemistry as well.

I dont know why many people are making a bog deal out of this.

In america most cultures are separated/divided. If you're part of one chances are you are not part of the other thus and dont necessarily partake in their sh!t so there is a chance you dont get exposed to it much.

I can bet that there are parts of the country you go to and you'll find white people that have never heard of Jay-Z or Kanye and you'll find Black people that have never heard of Taylor Swift or Tim Mc Graw.

We dont need whole articles about that sh!t

 

[Da_Eggman]

I dont know why many people are making a bog deal out of this.

In america most cultures are separated/divided. If you're part of one chances are you are not part of the other thus and dont necessarily partake in their sh!t so there is a chance you dont get exposed to it much.

I can bet that there are parts of the country you go to and you'll find white people that have never heard of Jay-Z or Kanye and you'll find Black people that have never heard of Taylor Swift or Tim Mc Graw.

We dont need whole articles about that sh!t

It's just a fun little article no need to take it serious

 

[SoulController]

are we looking to replace Delmas?

Ive been busy so im not up to date

gonna roll with Walt Aikens, small school guy who had some injuries last year and was kind of a cb/s hybrid. he hasnt given anything up yet in limited action, id like to see more

Reshad gonna have to cover a bit more ground than normal, but i think Aikens is a solid prospect. Delmas was solid here but couldnt be relied on with those knees

 

[intruder]

ALbert says knee is fine but just needs work conditioning.

If our OL holds up i think Tannehill will shut a lot of critics down. Hell even Omar Kelly giving him props now. Not sure what to make of the damn Chad Pennington comparisons, tho.

Ive been saying Rishard Matthews is a poor man's Brandon Marshall for 2 years. This might be the year he proves me right.
The depth shart at WR is scary

 

[SoulController]

looks like Rishard will play a bit more than Stills, he has alot to prove i think he could snag a nice contract elsewhere next year. lots at stake for him

Douglas is the first team RG (for now) Turner still in the mix, we released Fields i wasnt aware of any young punter in the wings? edit looks like Darr rookie out of UTenn. cant say im familiar must have had a great camp Fields was good for a long time

 

[intruder]

Oh and another thing

If this team ends up being good ESPECIALLY if our rookies and second year players play well i'll call out all you mother fukkers who we all sh!tting on Ross because you wanted Ray Farmer
What has Ray Farmer done in CLE? Ya'll better pray this team sucks if y'all dont wanna be called out
I didn't like the process either but at least i was telling you bums to "wait and see"

 

[NY's #1 Draft Pick]

Who all gone be at the game tonight?!

My homie gave me some tickets so I decided to check out the renovations... Maybe get into some tailgate fukkkery

 

[intruder]

That boy Ajayi out here looking like Ricky

 

[NY's #1 Draft Pick]

I'm outchea and its mad hoes here


Tell EM bout them Russian hoes @gonzo8402

U fins Brehs are missing out

 

[OfTheCross]

I'm outchea and its mad hoes here


Tell EM bout them Russian hoes @gonzo8402

U fins Brehs are missing out

I love you, Miami!

 

[Sauce Dab]

That boy Ajayi out here looking like Ricky

He's playing against 3rd and 4th stringers breh