Today, on the DolphinsTalk.com Podcast, Mike and Tom are live with all of the latest news with the Miami Dolphins. They discuss the latest with the Tua drama, as he had another press conference today, where he tried to walk back his comments from Sunday, and the latest trade rumors concerning a few Dolphins players. They preview this weekend's Dolphins vs Browns matchup and give their prediction. This episode of the DolphinsTalk.com Podcast includes all this and more. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates and insights on the latest Miami Dolphins and NFL news!
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Andrew Siciliano talks Dolphins, Browns, & This Weekend's Matchup
Today, on the DolphinsTalk.com Podcast, Marisa Marino is joined by Cleveland Browns play-by-play announcer Andrew Siciliano this week to discuss a variety of topics. Andrew shares his thoughts on Tua, Mike McDaniel, and the current drama surrounding the Miami Dolphins. He discusses the current situation in Cleveland, including their outstanding defense and the quarterback situation. This episode of the DolphinsTalk.com Podcast includes all this and more. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates and insights on the latest Miami Dolphins and NFL news!
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Did Tua's Post Game Comments Hurt Anyone Other than Tua?
Today, on the DolphinsTalk.com Podcast, Mike and Josh Moser of WSVN-7 discuss the Dolphins' collapse against the Chargers on Sunday and the big story to come out of that game, which was Tua's post-game comments, where he spoke about teammates showing up late or not showing up for players-only meetings. We discuss why the Dolphins have so much drama and when Stephen Ross will put an end to this mess. This episode of the DolphinsTalk.com Podcast includes all this and more. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates and insights on the latest Miami Dolphins and NFL news!
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McDaniel MUST GO!
Another day, another Dolphins loss.
And, once again, we saw familiar themes. A struggling defense, a disjointed offense, a failure to adjust, and a team incapable of closing the deal. There is plenty of culpability to go around: your WR1 can't consistently catch the ball cleanly, the defense is absolute trash against the run, the offensive line struggles to execute, the "franchise" QB misses open receivers and throws crucial interceptions, and the head coach seemingly has no control over the team as a whole.
There is possibly no greater illustration of this last point than the "franchise" QB calling out "leadership" and players showing up late to players-only meetings. There is a culture of finger pointing and blame casting inside the Miami Dolphins locker room and that is the responsibility of the head coach.
Aaron and Josh are back to discuss Sunday's game and why time needs to be up for Mike McDaniel on today's episode of THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW at DolphinsTalk.com!
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Post Game Wrap Up Show: Herbert and the Chargers Beat Tua and the Dolphins
Tonight, on the Post-Game Wrap-Up Show, Mike and Tom are live from South Florida, breaking down Tua and the Dolphins' loss to Herbert and the Chargers. The Dolphins had some moments on offense, but a couple of Tua interceptions and poor play on defense again cost the Dolphins. The guys talk about whether this is the loss that starts the fire sale of players or coaches getting fired? Plus, they give out their game balls. This episode of the Post Game Wrap-Up Show includes all this and more. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates and insights on the latest Miami Dolphins and NFL news!
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