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Title: Dolphins Schedule Post by: ethurst22 on November 22, 2009, 11:46:58 pm You know, with two victories in the last week and no game on this Sunday, this feels like a semi-bye week for the Miami Dolphins and here is my question...
Could Miami 'Magically" run the table? Is it possible. There are two games that are scary and that's Houston and Tennessee. Miami will probably beat NE in Miami because they play them so tough. Teams are falling back to the pack in the AFC. The Bolts are on a serious upswing. What is YOUR view! Title: Re: Dolphins Schedule Post by: dolphins4life on November 23, 2009, 01:00:03 am This might have been better posted in the playoff chances thread.
Just gotta take things one game at time. Title: Re: Dolphins Schedule Post by: NADS on November 23, 2009, 01:12:47 am Totally possibly, but the Pats (minus the Colts CF) and Titans are building up steam. The Titans game is in Tennessee and they ain't the Panthers. We don't match up well with New England or Pittsburgh and the Steelers might really need that last win to make the playoffs. All bets are off on that Texans game and only God knows why. Totally possible though, especially if the receivers catch the ball like they did against Carolina. We've proven we can play against anyone.
Title: Re: Dolphins Schedule Post by: fyo on November 23, 2009, 07:16:52 am I think we'll win 3 of our remaining games -- and I won't be disappointed if that happens, either. A playoff run this year... It'd be nice, of course, but our chances of doing anything in the playoffs...
Unless our offensive play-calling turns a corner, I don't see us having much of a chance against the Patriots and Steelers. You could argue the latter haven't played well recently, but they just represent a poor matchup for us, IMHO. Hopefully, their seeding will be locked in before hand, meaning that they would rest at least a few starters (Polamalu especially seems to make a HUGE difference for them). Houston Texans, New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers all have one very, very unfortunate thing in common: Very good receiving tight ends. Something our D still hasn't figured out how to handle. In all seriousness, at this point, I'd settle for a win in Buffalo next week. I think it's going to be a tough game, especially if the weather is poor. |