Rather than turn every one of Matty's posts into a Cameron debate, I will try and post my first diary.

I read the following in the Miami Herald today and decided to post it because there isn't any way I could say it better.

It is from Greg Cote:

What they see most, though, and what we see, is an unwavering coach in control of his focus and direction, which in this season is like trying to hold onto your hat in a hurricane. This is a guy who hasn't stopped believing in his young team and has somehow held it together even as its win-loss record has blown apart.

It is why no dissension corrodes this locker room from the inside, despite the torrent of defeats. "It is why the Dolphins keep fighting hard every week -- no given in a season like this one -- even as a rather unbelievable five losses by three points each have teased and teased but offered only heartache without reward.

That Cameron hasn't lost his team in this storm or deflected heat from himself by blaming several major injuries speaks well of his leadership and gives you the impression his head-coaching career won't end up being defined by 2007, but might gather strength from it instead.

Miami won't finish 0-16, but even if Miami somehow did, Cameron will survive to coach another year -- and should."