Dolphins’ gut-wrenching loss a case of the good, the bad and the ugly

By Hugo Guzman  |   Tuesday, September 22, 2009  |  Comments( 1 )

 Miami Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins have always had a knack for delivering heart-wrenching losses, so Monday Night's loss to the Indianapolis Colts was nothing new. However, the rather lopsided stats - particularly rushing yards and time of possession - made this an especially perplexing defeat. Let's go ahead and walk through some of the goodness, badness, and ...
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JimmyD		 07:59 AM
09/22/2009
The defense did play poorly, but these are the Colts and they were going to score points. You cannot beat elite teams like this by grinding it out like the 72' Dolphins and kicking FG's. This is the era of the playmaker...guys who can break it at any place on the field. The Dolphin's do not have that guy...
Ted Ginn still has not earned his keep, in my opinion. He gets paid to make plays and catch the game winners. That's his job....look around at the teams that win championships and you see the guys that make those catches. Yes, tackling was poor, but that can be fixed...what can't be fixed for now is finding a legit game breaker.
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