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What a horrible weekend for Miami fans!

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Why does nobody in Dolphins management know the meaning of the word offensive line? It's kind of hard for the quarterback to dominate a game when he has to throw the ball half a second after he snaps it.

Coaching blew hard nuts in the Dolphins game. Culpepper is not confident at all. We totally ignored the running game in the second half.

yeah...ill admit culpepper had a tough game...but he didnt look awful...the offensive line couldnt spare him 3 seconds to pass the ball...and when they did, cpepp was so shocked, he didnt know what to do with the rock...and the canes abortion game and the marlins handing away their season on a platter...damn...is the liqour store still open?

Hey I will jump on the awful weekend bandwagon also, because I had FSU and Oakland to go with the Marlins. :(

Its been a bad run for most Florida fans period. Think about it the Devil Rays stink as is. The only NFL and D-IA football teams with wins in state this year, that aren't against meaningless teams, are the Jags and Gators. Miami or FSU HAD to a win and so did USF or UCF. Aside from instate wins basically on the Jags and Gators have won.

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