Reyes - Bosh
Pujols- Lebron ?
Theres some serious illuminati **** going on down here.

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BoshtimusPrime wrote:Poor Dolphins
Pimpwerx wrote:BoshtimusPrime wrote:Poor Dolphins
Son, bust out your #8 jersey, because it's gonna get real next year. I have no clue why we needed to start 0-7, but these 4-8 Dolphins look for real. Sure, 4 wins against bad teams, but that's besides the point.
IMO, if we can't get Barkley or RG3 with our first pick, then we should consider grabbing a WR with our first pick, a DB with our second pick and a TE with our third. We need someone to lineup across from Marshall since Clyde Gates isn't working out, and Hartline's true position is the slot. We need a DB since Sean Smith can't catch **** and isn't that good in man coverage. We need a TE since Fasano is nice, but not the athletic new-style of TE.
Dolphins need to become a pass-first team. Matt Moore has won me over with his show of heart each week. The guy is a fighter, and I feel he's playing the best of any QB we've had since Marino. Hopefully it continues. I'd still take RG3 and let him learn behind Moore's contract year. But I feel we can make a run with Moore at QB all the same.
I think Charles Clay had a bad game Sunday, but will be an absolute stud for us in the coming years. He's actually displayed good hands this season, and did a good job pass blocking on Sunday. We use him at FB and TE, but I have yet to see him do any run blocking. If he can improve his run blocking, then we can have him and Bush in the backfield as legit dual threats. Right now, we telegraph run plays by putting in Lex Hilliard. Daniel Thomas should also develop into a more reliable short yardage back for us as well, and out offensive line is finally stepping up.
I think we still clean house with Ireland and Sparano, but there are enough good parts and we'll have a decent-enough pick that whoever comes in here to coach can put together a title run immediately. Sparano can't stay, he's got no excuse to have 8 losses with this team. PEACE.
Wade2k6 wrote:I've said this all along, Fielder would be a better fit. He's significantly younger and won't need a 10 year commitment. By the end of his 6-7 year contract he'll still be 33-34 while Pujols will be 41-42 years old. He might not be as good of a pure hitter or as good defensively, but he's a safer investment and more likely to live up to his contract given his age/ numbers of years.
Harry_Seaward wrote:I would hate to have Pujols on my team because any day now his steroid use is gonna lead Sportscenter.
I mean I'm supposed to believe he is the ONLY great player (that hits like that) of the last decade that didn't juice?
BS.