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Kurant · 03-14-2004, 07:38 PM

I love watching Miami play sundays, while I'm a Vikings guy the whole way, I usually don't miss many Dolphin games.

It's been proven you don't need great recievers to win games, or win the superbowl. Miami has been plauged for the last few years by a QB who can't keep from making huge mistakes, and keep from getting hurt. The offense with Ricky Williams is without a doubt good enough to win. Fielder can't get it done.

I think that money is much, much better spent on a quality QB. Tim Couch would be a nice fit, and will cost them alot lesss money. However, I don't think Wannstadt is the guy there. He has proven he can't take good talent to the next level. I don't think Miami needs much more, but I'd start with the QB position and tending to the coaching needs before spending ludicris amounts of money on receivers. Fiedler has to get the ball down the field before Boston can have any effect on that team winning.

I just don't think Fiedler has more then 3 braincells, that coupled with Wannstedts' inability as a coach to get the most out of his players, or win, I just don't think the major concern should be signing David Boston.

03-14-2004, 07:38 PM	#2 (permalink)
Kurant Junkie Location: Don't worry about it.	I love watching Miami play sundays, while I'm a Vikings guy the whole way, I usually don't miss many Dolphin games. It's been proven you don't need great recievers to win games, or win the superbowl. Miami has been plauged for the last few years by a QB who can't keep from making huge mistakes, and keep from getting hurt. The offense with Ricky Williams is without a doubt good enough to win. Fielder can't get it done. I think that money is much, much better spent on a quality QB. Tim Couch would be a nice fit, and will cost them alot lesss money. However, I don't think Wannstadt is the guy there. He has proven he can't take good talent to the next level. I don't think Miami needs much more, but I'd start with the QB position and tending to the coaching needs before spending ludicris amounts of money on receivers. Fiedler has to get the ball down the field before Boston can have any effect on that team winning. I just don't think Fiedler has more then 3 braincells, that coupled with Wannstedts' inability as a coach to get the most out of his players, or win, I just don't think the major concern should be signing David Boston. Last edited by Kurant; 03-14-2004 at 07:46 PM..