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As the 0-3 Dolphins prepare to try to avoid dropping their fourth straight game in their first full game since the end of the 2007 season without quarterback Chad Pennington, they also might not have a key player on defense, at least for this week.
I personally think that in this game especially, Poz is a pretty important loss. Buggs played well against the Bucs, but our run defense suffered a lot against New Orleans. If Miami can duplicate the Saints' success on the ground, they have a much better shot at winning.
"Misguided political correctness tethers our intellects."
- Nicholas Cummings
I personally think that in this game especially, Poz is a pretty important loss. Buggs played well against the Bucs, but our run defense suffered a lot against New Orleans. If Miami can duplicate the Saints' success on the ground, they have a much better shot at winning.
idk our run defense was decent until late in the game when our D was dead tired. Plus they had probably been keying on Brees pretty much all game, so if we can force Henne to beat us by stacking the box, i feel pretty confident we will have a great shot at winning.
idk our run defense was decent until late in the game when our D was dead tired. Plus they had probably been keying on Brees pretty much all game, so if we can force Henne to beat us by stacking the box, i feel pretty confident we will have a great shot at winning.
Yeah, we'll have to see. But the thing was, our run defense wasn't that great in the first half of the Saints game either. Reggie Bush was running all over our defense, if I remember correctly. They'll probably load up the box against Henne (which they probably didn't do against Brees), but it's still a little worrisome. I also have to wonder if they might use Nic Harris a little more as a run-stopping safety than people might think. Maybe use one deep safety (Byrd) and put Harris in the box.
"Misguided political correctness tethers our intellects."
- Nicholas Cummings
Yeah, we'll have to see. But the thing was, our run defense wasn't that great in the first half of the Saints game either. Reggie Bush was running all over our defense, if I remember correctly. They'll probably load up the box against Henne (which they probably didn't do against Brees), but it's still a little worrisome. I also have to wonder if they might use Nic Harris a little more as a run-stopping safety than people might think. Maybe use one deep safety (Byrd) and put Harris in the box.
yeah the run D really fell apart late.
I'd like to what Harris can do as well, would be a good sorta tweener in there that can help stack the box but is also somewhat adept at coverage, being a S in college.
idk our run defense was decent until late in the game when our D was dead tired. Plus they had probably been keying on Brees pretty much all game, so if we can force Henne to beat us by stacking the box, i feel pretty confident we will have a great shot at winning.
Who is the safety that cheats up against the run? No Whitner or Scott is going to hurt. The middle of our defense, save Stroud, is weak.
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