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Author: Brian Marr

Should the Dolphins Sign Mac Jones to Back up Tua?

Quarterback is the most important position in football and perhaps the most important position in all of sports. If your quarterback is great, then you’ll be a contender, and if not, you’ll be looking at mock drafts in October. The Miami Dolphins have invested heavily in their starting quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa, to the tune of […]

The Miami Dolphins Should Make Their Throwback Uniforms Permanent But Here’s Why They Won’t

The NFL offseason is officially upon us. If you’re like me, you spent this weekend flipping through the channels hoping that the NBA All Star Weekend or the NHL 4 Nations Face-Off would fill the void left in your heart by the conclusion of the NFL season. Unfortunately while both events were entertaining there’s just […]

With Raheem Mostert’s Release It’s Jaylen Wright’s Time to Shine

The departure of Raheem Mostert marks the end of the first era of the Mike McDaniel regime. On Friday, Mostert’s agent, Brett Tessler, tweeted that his client was informed by the team that he would be released. The 32-year-old running back was one of the first major additions the Dolphins made under McDaniel’s watch in […]

Does The Bobby Slowik Hiring Show Mike McDaniel Is Willing to Change?

A blogger’s concerns rarely get addressed at all; it is even rarer for them to begin to be addressed immediately. On Tuesday, I wrote about Mike McDaniel’s need to loosen his grip on the offense and seriously consider hiring someone to take the reins. My argument was that Eagle’s Coach Nick Siranni did just that […]

Mike McDaniel Needs to Take a Play out of Nick Sirianni’s Playbook

The Eagles are Super Bowl Champions, and Nick Sirianni has etched his name into NFL history as the first Eagles coach to make multiple Super Bowls. Today he is surely the toast of the town, a legend and hero to Philadelphia sports fans, some of whom were calling for his job just a year ago. […]

Vic Fangio’s Success is an Ego Hit For Dolphins Fans

It’s simply a fact of life that if you get broken up with, the last thing you want to see is your ex immediately move on to better things. Unfortunately for the Miami Dolphins and their fans, we’re in a position to watch that happen this Sunday during the Super Bowl. Former Dolphins defensive coordinator […]

Embrace The Flash: Why the Miami Dolphins Should Trade for Myles Garrett

When I woke up Monday morning to see that Myles Garrett had requested a trade from the Cleveland Browns, the team that spent a first overall pick on him in 2017, my first thought was;  “How can I make this about the Dolphins?” My need for a blog that performs well CEO-wise aside, I don’t […]

Are the Dolphins Taking Special Teams Seriously?

An explosive Offense can take you to the playoffs. Defense wins championships, but Special Teams can destroy your season. For proof, look no further than the 2010 San Diego Chargers, a team coming off of a 13-3 season that looked poised to once again be a force to be reckoned with, sporting an offense and […]

What the Dolphins Can Learn From the Conference Title Games

Another season goes by with the Miami Dolphins watching the conference championship games from the comfort of their own homes… or if you’re still angry over the way the regular season ended, perhaps you can imagine them in Cancun. Regardless of where they watched the Eagles annihilate the Commanders and the Chiefs rip the hearts […]