Madness in Miami … Flynn should be in, not Smith!

The Miami Dolphins foolishly let free agent
quarterback Matt Flynn sign with the Seattle Seahawks. 

Sure, I’m the biggest Miami Dolphins fan alive (yeah, I know they’re only two of us in the whole country) but I’ve to call things like I see it – and from where I’m sitting – I’ve got to say the Miami Dolphins dropped the ball in a big way in failing to sign quarterback Matt Flynn – all while wasting their time with mediocre veteran signal-caller Alex Smith.

The Miami Dolphins are foolishly
in talks with mediocre starter Alex Smith.

Instead of going after Flynn – the top free agent quarterback with the most potential (outside of Peyton Manning people) – the Fins foolishly spent a whopping five hours talking with Smith who has proven to be mediocre at best, despite posting the best season of his career this past season.

Well, Flynn met with the Dolphins on Saturday before leaving without an offer – and then signing a $26 million dollar deal with the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

The Dolphins dropped the ball in such a big way here NFL fanatics that I believe it could now set the franchise back at least another couple of seasons at the very least.

Reggie Bush Now Elite!

‘Little guys’ unite!

 

After five seasons with the New Orleans Saints, veteran running back Reggie Bush has finally turned into the player many thought he would be when he came into the league as one of the highest profile running backs in NFL history, just over a half-decade ago.

After seeing him struggle and be used mostly as a third-down ‘situational back’ most football pundits thought Bush would always be too small – and too fragile – to ever become an every down back in the league. However, thanks to the Miami Dolphins and former head coach Tony Sparano, Bush got his chance to shine – and shine he did!

Bush has the best yards-per-carry average of any running back in the league with at least 200 rushing attempts and has shown an ability to make plays both, rushing the ball and receiving it.

Now, let me just say that the Dolphins had better make it their business to extend the two-year deal he’s currently on before he thinks about taking is talents to South Beach.

Oh damn, he’s already in Miami … sorry LeBron!