Cntrygal
12-09-2002, 10:03 AM
Jay Fiedler welcomes the sudden appreciation, but the journeyman quarterback knows this much: All it will take is one rotten game for fans to be howling for his replacement.
Fiedler never has been fully embraced in Miami. This is, after all, a city that got used to Dan Marino.
This season, Fiedler led the Dolphins to a 5-1 start before breaking his thumb. He watched from the sidelines as Miami lost four of six games under Ray Lucas. Suddenly, Fiedler didn't seem like such a liability to the fans anymore.
SQUISH (http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20021209/2008888.asp)
Fiedler never has been fully embraced in Miami. This is, after all, a city that got used to Dan Marino.
This season, Fiedler led the Dolphins to a 5-1 start before breaking his thumb. He watched from the sidelines as Miami lost four of six games under Ray Lucas. Suddenly, Fiedler didn't seem like such a liability to the fans anymore.
SQUISH (http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20021209/2008888.asp)