Colts, Patriots offer blueprint for Dolphins’ future

By Hugo Guzman  |   Monday, November 05, 2007  |  Comments( 2 )

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Some were referring to yesterday's New England-Indianapolis tilt as Super Bowl XLI½. Some were hailing it as the game of the century. As far as the 0-8 Miami Dolphins were concerned, it didn't really much matter who won the game or what the appropriate naming convention should have been. Instead, the umpteenth matchup between the NFL's two...
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 No.1
17&0isalongtimeago		 06:01 PM
11/05/2007
OK...So who were the Patriots and Colts trying to replicate before they got so good? I would bet these teams did not try to replicate anyone. They gathered key players via free agency and the draft; they don't make dumb mistakes like...Joey Porter,Daunte Culpepper, Jason Allen. The Pats and Colts utilize their player talent. It's not brain surgery; but to say the Dolphins need to replicate either of these teams is a mistake. The Dolphins need to grab the best players available in the draft and stop trying to fill voids that let better talent slip through...Let's face it; the Dolphins are getting better on the O-line. However, it and every other phase of this team still needs overhauled.
 No.2
dc		 10:38 AM
11/06/2007
Good remarks 17&0. Hugo write about soccer or ping pong...football is out of his league. I still laugh about Cameron trading Welker to a team in his own division. That is just plain stupid. we got a second rounder for him only beacuse Welker was a free agent and the dolphins couldn't match the offer from the Pats. Again, bad management and forethought. Fortunatley the new center is working out well, but he hasn't caught 7 td passes and averaged 40 yards a return.
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