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Former Dolphins tracker, per JoeRobbie: — McDaniel: Scored 14 against Arizona — Tagovailoa: Injured (again) — Hill: Playing Fortnite — Waddle: 1 catch for 2 yards — Chubb: Did he even play? — Phillips: See above "In conclusion, we are fine. Stay on course." (🎥: FOX Sports: NFL)

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Brangle19 days ago

@JoeRobbie_ @NFLonFOX @MiamiDolphins @Jason_Sarney @DolphinsTalk @DolphinsTalkTom @LockedOnPhins @thedolphinswire @SSMiamiDolphins @Dolphins_UK @FinsXtra @FinsFaithfulPod All I’m seeing here is just how badly Chris Grier managed this roster.

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Chris Kouffman19 days ago

@JoeRobbie_ @NFLonFOX @MiamiDolphins @Jason_Sarney @DolphinsTalk @DolphinsTalkTom @LockedOnPhins @thedolphinswire @SSMiamiDolphins @Dolphins_UK @FinsXtra @FinsFaithfulPod Weird that when Jaelan Phillips gets lots of pressures but not a sack he gets the “wHeN sAcKs” treatment but when he gets a sack it turns to “did he even play?”

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Stephen Detlefs19 days ago

@JoeRobbie_ @NFLonFOX @MiamiDolphins @Jason_Sarney @DolphinsTalk @DolphinsTalkTom @LockedOnPhins @thedolphinswire @SSMiamiDolphins @Dolphins_UK @FinsXtra @FinsFaithfulPod Chubb had 4 tackles and Phillips had 3 tackles and a sack for what it’s worth

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BlessedFin19 days ago

@JoeRobbie_ @NFLonFOX @MiamiDolphins @Jason_Sarney @DolphinsTalk @DolphinsTalkTom @LockedOnPhins @thedolphinswire @SSMiamiDolphins @Dolphins_UK @FinsXtra @FinsFaithfulPod We are fine but we lost to the raiders. A team we never lost to when we had the guys we drafted.

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Mark Khouri19 days ago

@JoeRobbie_ @NFLonFOX @MiamiDolphins @Jason_Sarney @DolphinsTalk @DolphinsTalkTom @LockedOnPhins @thedolphinswire @SSMiamiDolphins @Dolphins_UK @FinsXtra @FinsFaithfulPod Dolphins aren’t fine. They should change course. Fans need to wake up and demand better.

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