HardKoreXXX

Please. ESPN still had us below the Jets and Pats after beating the Vikings. So no, they weren't "vastly overrated". And how is one loss to a divisional foe who happens to be 3-1 mean we're "back to earth". Someone had to win. If the Dolphins won does that mean they weren't overrated?

Overrated by whom? I haven't see any outlet anywhere rank the Dolphins very high at all.

Pats have the better offense, Dolphins better defense. Although, the Pats only put up 14 against the Jets, whereas the Phins had their way through the air. Should be close. It's a must-win for the Dolphins.

A cover up on our own site where exactly 9 people post? What sense would that make? And I'm a mod there, believe me, we IP checked him the very first day and subsequent times he's posted. If he's an alternate/fake account, he's one dedicated dude. His IP came back from New Jersey also, which seemed to validate his story.

We were wondering the same thing at Fanhell. He posted a huge smack thread before the game and hasn't been there to gloat. We all have our theories, the most popular of which is that he's dead. We can see no other reason for his absence after a Jets win over Miami.

Impossible.

So...you lurk at Fanhell but don't have the balls to chime in and mix it up with us? I see. Lame dude. EDIT: That was totally an invitation to come mix it up with us

Doesn't surprise me. The Pats utilize their TE's as well as anyone in the league. Hernandez is a perfect fit for that offense, where they don't need him to block. He, like Keller, creates mis-matches for opposing D's. It's what I hope Miami will wake up and soon realize.

Because this regime has a conservative approach on offense. Henne didn't disappear in the first two games, because that would require showing up in the first place. He doesn't call his own plays, Henning does. He only threw 15 times against the Vikes, you find me a QB in the history of the NFL that's had gaudy numbers throwing the ball 15 times. When the Jets went up 14-0 in the first quarter, they let him air it out. Henne has always been capable of that. Whether it's against the vaunted Jets D, or the Pats, or the Titans, or whoever. You have to take what the defense gives you. The Jets took away the run, Henne lit them up for 363. But you seem to be an expert on the subject so you probably already knew all of this.

Don't even go there dude. You know exactly how the Jets sneaked into the playoffs last year. If I were you, I'd be worried about the secondary. Kyle Wilson is a total liability, and the Jets will face much better passing teams than Miami if they want to get to the Super Bowl. Peyton Manning carved up the Jets D with a healthy Revis back there.

Uh huh. Well, gassed or not, Henne lit them up. You can make any excuse you want, he pissed on them. R Kelly style. Too bad our defense was also getting the golden shower treatment.

I bet. I changed the channel or got up to take a leak.

No doubt. I'll be shocked if Luck isn't the first QB to come off the board. He may be better than Sam Bradford was. You can tell if you watch Locker, he's a baseball player playing QB. What I mean by that is, it's clear his athleticism is what makes him successful. He's got the measurables, but not the intangibles (intangibulz!). I think he could be solid if he matures as a passer, but he's venturing dangerously close to Drew Henson territory IMO.

That's...basically what I was saying. Thanks.

Like I said, stubbornness. You're talking about an OC who once said (recently) that he would run the ball every single play if he could. They are perfectly happy letting Henne throw only 15 times in a win. He's totally handcuffed when the game is close. The ONLY reason he was able to air it out last night is because of the early 14-0 hole and the Jets forcing him to pass. He has the ability to do that more often though. I know the coaching staff knows this, but refuses to give in. Maybe it's a good thing? Not sure. But I can tell you with the way our defense played it won't be the last time he throws for 350 this season.