Fire everybody. Every single person that has anything to do with this franchise. Leave them over there.

Why did Miami touch him down?

Because great coaching. Great talent identification. Great player development.

Guys, who should the Eagles take with the first overall pick???

Bryce Young

I just wanna say I am always going to be a Dolphins fan. When times are hard, your loyalty and fandom is tested, and this is the time to step up and support your team. Go Dolphins.

Screamed this amongst other things at the TV

Watson rumors resurfacing n for whatever reason I think its actually happening this time

Yes, it makes sense now. Tua can be great one day, but it will take a while, and Watson is great now. We need a great, not good QB to have a chance at being a competitive team soon. Let's just hope his legal troubles are minimal.

Y'all sure Watson is gonna play snaps any time soon? Because... I'm not.

Tua likely to Washington for what I’m guessing is a 2nd rounder

I dunno how long it will take him to get accustomed but I'm saying the end of this year will be as good a time as any to serve a suspension for whatever the hell he was accused of doing

Just another reminder that the Dolphins traded a (probably high) first rounder to draft a WR who's averaging 8.1 ypr.

Waddle is pretty good, just haven't seen his full potential yet. Imagine what he might do with Watson.

Waddle might be good, I have no idea. I know he can catch bubble screens and 3 yard check downs and get immediately tackled. I'm not sure if he's made a guy miss since his first catch against the Pats. But he certainly has a better chance now that Tua is back.

More importantly, even if he is good it's still a horrible trade. It's not his fault and I don't dislike him but he will almost certainly never be worth even close to two high first round picks. The fact that Miami is treating him like he's Davone Bess or Jarvis Landry is very depressing.

Mar 26: Dolphins traded the third-overall pick received from the Houston Texans to the San Francisco 49ers in exchange for the 12th-overall pick, a first- and a third-round pick in 2022, and a first-round pick in 2023.

Mar 26: Dolphins traded the 12th- and 123rd (4th round)-overall picks and a 2022 first-round pick (Miami’s) to the Philadelphia Eagles for the 6th- and 156th (5th round)-overall picks.


I'm reading this and I'm still confused.. but didn't they still come out ahead in this with the 2023 first gain?

I agree they probably should have stayed at 12 though. Still could have gotten a high quality player.

First trade was great, second trade was horrendous. I'll cop to liking it when it happened. I thought the first trade was so great that I was okay with the second even though it was a lot to give up. And it guaranteed us Pitts, Chase, or Smith so I was good with it. As the draft got closer it set in what a bad trade that was. They should have never done that trade before the draft. They should have waited with 12 and gone from there if the guy they wanted was available at 6. Personally, I think they thought they were getting Pitts at 6.

hmm yeah good point

Fuck the Dolphins. I’m 43 years old, been watching them forever, I don’t know why I ever let myself have hopes for them. I gave up when they went 1-4, actually rooted for Jax to make that last FG last week, cuz this team sucks. Same shit this week. Silver lining is that it allows you to just watch the rest of the season and really enjoy it, no stress.

Edit - enjoy the actual NFL, not this god awful train wreck.