He's not 2nd ... let's bench Henne and start Pennington;)



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he will be 15/24 this week, 13/22 the following.... there is a pattern forming

He will only pass on 3rd downs...

1st n 10 - run
2nd n 5 - run
3rd n 1 - run
3rd n long - pass

he gets 1/4 of the plays....

he is developing.... Hopefully when Ricky retires & Ronnie signs somewhere else he will be fully developed... Like a 19 year old blonde.... LMAO!!!!


Sorry.... its 3:15, been a long day...

Bench him. He didn't stop Patrick Chung from blocking two kicks.

I have been voyeur on this site for some time but I think the cops are watching me lol, time to speak up! I believe it was Marshall Faulk on yesterdays Gameday This Morning on NFL network that named Henne the best young QB under the age of 25! The best - maybe not - but everyone wants him hung up by his ballbag after last Monday night and I just don't see it! He only started having a bad game after our ST's let the game get out of hand 2 minutes into the 3rd. If Henning would take the cuffs off and give him a chance to run the offense then I think he could be something special. Till then we will get more of the same - average at best!

I agree with almost everything said in this post. I do believe Henne is the best QB we have had since "Dan the Man". But, there are a couple of things that trouuble me about Henne. First he has to learn to stop locking on a specific receiver. Second, I think he needs to learn to let the play develop before he checks down to a running back. Other than that, I think his development is very much on schedule and I believe we have found are long term answer at QB.


On a different subject am I the only dolphin fan that would like to see someone other than Hartline start opposite of Marshall. I just don't see much added value in his play this season.

I couldn't agree with you more. Henne's inability to stop opposing special teams units has cost us one too many games this season. I'm sick and tired of it!

*drools* lol!

We just can't have him throwing 40+ times a game at this point... we get the run game going, we start winning games. Henne has been a great game manager, exactly what Pennington has taught him, but he's on/off when it comes to carrying the team.

First of all, I think that has a lot to do with Bess. If I'm not mistaken Bess leads the league in 3rd down receptions.

Secondly, IMO, Henne is having trouble because Henning can't decide what kind of identity the offense is going to have. We were a running team the past few years, then a wildcat, and it seems as if Henning got scared when asked last week about the development of Henne. I think that he threw the ball against New England to prove that Henne wasn't ready for more.