Daily Archives: December 4, 2015

Miami Dolphins in Desperate Need of Change

Armando Salguero at the Miami Herald sees what I see when I watch the Dolphins: “Why are the Dolphins asking [5-10 cornerback Brent Grimes] to do these things? “Last Sunday, after it was clear to everyone in the stadium [Jets … Continue reading

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An Endorsement for Grass Over Turf from the Men Who Know

It happens every year. There will be some game where a team will come to town and the ground at Solider Field will be painted green because they couldn’t get grass to grow and the condition of the field is … Continue reading

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Will We See Kevin White? Who Knows?

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune answers your questions yet again: “What is the latest on Kevin White? Any chance he is activated and plays? — @GreaseMaul from Twitter “White was involved in practice on Wednesday but I’d say it … Continue reading

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Still a True Need for the Best Available

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune answers more of your questions: “How have the areas of need changed from the start of the season to now? Or have they? — @danjnolte “I don’t know that things have shifted drastically for … Continue reading

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Doing It All the Time

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune answers your questions: “Why hasn’t Lamarr Houston been promoted to starter yet? I think he’s proven over the last few weeks that he’s the answer opposite Pernell McPhee. It can’t be because he’s a … Continue reading

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This Week Will Be All About the Running Game

Dan Wiederer at the Chicago Tribune goes over the six most telling plays from the Bears victory over Green Bay: “Lacy’s stampede: On the night’s second snap, Packers running back Eddie Lacy busted off his longest run of the season. … Continue reading

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