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PostPosted: Tue Feb 07, 2023 7:53 am 
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 07, 2023 2:04 pm 
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He would be averaging over 7,000 passing yards and 60 TD passes per season.

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 07, 2023 8:02 pm 
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That's pretty cool of Joe. Seems like he's saying Marino was the better QB, but it's hard to dispute 4 Championships.


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Everybody realizes how much faster and better the defenses are today than even in that era, right? They may not can hit a QB and pound on them as much, but let’s not pretend defenses haven’t evolved too.


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Everybody realizes how much faster and better the defenses are today than even in that era, right? They may not can hit a QB and pound on them as much, but let’s not pretend defenses haven’t evolved too.


In those days, CBs used to be able to mug WRs wantonly. Not today. The rules are set up for offenses to succeed. In the 80s and 90s, they were set up for defenses to succeed.

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Rich wrote:
In those days, CBs used to be able to mug WRs wantonly. Not today.


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sexually unrestrained or having many casual sexual relationships (typically used of a woman).
"her cheeks burned as she recalled how forward she had been, how wanton"


Weird description of an ‘80s era defense but okay bro

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AFCMiamiEast wrote:
Rich wrote:
In those days, CBs used to be able to mug WRs wantonly. Not today.


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sexually unrestrained or having many casual sexual relationships (typically used of a woman).
"her cheeks burned as she recalled how forward she had been, how wanton"


Weird description of an ‘80s era defense but okay bro


Unrestrained is the operative word here.

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PostPosted: Wed Feb 08, 2023 10:12 am 
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First definition:

in a deliberate and unprovoked way.

What is the meaning of wantonly in English?
wantonly adverb (WITHOUT CARE)

in a way that is intentional or shows no care about bad things that might result: Their lives were brutally and wantonly cut short.

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Rich wrote:
First definition:

in a deliberate and unprovoked way.

What is the meaning of wantonly in English?
wantonly adverb (WITHOUT CARE)

in a way that is intentional or shows no care about bad things that might result: Their lives were brutally and wantonly cut short.


My definition applies better to Xavier Howard than yours.

I win.

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AFCMiamiEast wrote:
Rich wrote:
First definition:

in a deliberate and unprovoked way.

What is the meaning of wantonly in English?
wantonly adverb (WITHOUT CARE)

in a way that is intentional or shows no care about bad things that might result: Their lives were brutally and wantonly cut short.


My definition applies better to Xavier Howard than yours.

I win.


Well apparently he sometimes does get that burning sensation based on the fact that he is being sued for spreading it to someone else.

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Some unnamed poster(s) would complain about him not being good enough because he had missed the playoffs six of eight yrs of his prime, plus he did lose a SB ( 1986 -1994 )


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Some unnamed poster(s) would complain about him not being good enough because he had missed the playoffs six of eight yrs of his prime, plus he did lose a SB ( 1986 -1994 )


Not his fault at all. He did what he could. Shula the GM failed to provide him with a good running game to compliment him and a good defense that could get him on the field more.

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I tend to blame Joe Robbie, Marino played in the area of no salary cap and Robbie wasn't going to compete with Teams like the 49ers for premier talent.


Speaking of Shula.......I didn't previously know this, but Shula was given 10% ownership of the Team from Joe Robbie when he became the Phins' HC. I got this from "The Perfect Machine" an ESPN+ documentary on the '72 Team. At the time, Shula's 10% was worth $75k.......today it would be worth closer to $660M. He sold it back to Robbie later in the 70s.


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ArtieChokePhin wrote:
Dphins4me wrote:
Some unnamed poster(s) would complain about him not being good enough because he had missed the playoffs six of eight yrs of his prime, plus he did lose a SB ( 1986 -1994 )


Not his fault at all. He did what he could. Shula the GM failed to provide him with a good running game to compliment him and a good defense that could get him on the field more.


Yep. That's why he made it into the HOF on the first vote. I miss the Da Man.

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ArtieChokePhin wrote:

Not his fault at all. He did what he could. Shula the GM failed to provide him with a good running game to compliment him and a good defense that could get him on the field more.

Never said it was his fault, but facts are facts. He lacked the desire to let the running game struggle to learn. You are correct, Shula the GM failed Shula the coach and is a prime example of why coaches should not buy the groceries.


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Dphins4me wrote:
ArtieChokePhin wrote:

Not his fault at all. He did what he could. Shula the GM failed to provide him with a good running game to compliment him and a good defense that could get him on the field more.

Never said it was his fault, but facts are facts. He lacked the desire to let the running game struggle to learn. You are correct, Shula the GM failed Shula the coach and is a prime example of why coaches should not buy the groceries.


And in a way, Shula the coach hindered Shula the GM because Shula the coach still won 8-10 games per year despite the bad draft picks. That stopped the team from getting top picks.

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ArtieChokePhin wrote:

And in a way, Shula the coach hindered Shula the GM because Shula the coach still won 8-10 games per year despite the bad draft picks. That stopped the team from getting top picks.
It typically does not matter where a team drafts, its who. Marino was the 27rd pick of Rd. 1, Brady was a 6th Rder.


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