Saturday morning mini-camp report

Wants more action and excitement. Can’t blame him, but we do gotta be patient. Haven’t even signed the draftees yet…..

Tony Sparano had some good things to say about Pat White today. He has been working hard since the regular season ended,. He put on 8-9 lbs of muscle since the end of the season, which is a total of 18 lbs since he was drafted. He has put in quite a bit of study time and has thrown well in the practices with a completion percentage approaching 70%.

Obviously we have to see what happens during training camp and the preseason, but it does seem like he’s on his way to great improvement. We all want him to improve, right?

Sparano admitted that he needs to see more to know if Charlie can be a starter but believes he could be. I disagree. I hope I’m wrong.

What do you disagree with and hope you’re wrong about? Anderson’s ability to be a starter?

Does not compute…..

I mean Omar is seriously critiquing Chad Henne’s performance…….with the team’s best player not participating….and all of this on day 2 of mini-camp…you know, in May…?

A little premature methinks for that kind of armchair QB’ing. Henne is the guy and I’m very confident that the only direction for him to go, is up!

If true, I like the observation about Sean Smith. He’s got such great size already and being able to use it more to his advantage is only going to help take his game to the next level.

Some people here do not give credit where credit is due. Charlie Anderson has worked his way from a 3rd string up to potentially a starting role and we hope that he doesn’t start. Pat White has put on almost 20 lbs. and worked out the kinks in his release, and we think he is destined to fail because he went 0-5 last season. We think Chad Henne = Mr. Checkdown because he chooses to throw to an open RB in an OTA situational drill. Then, we won’t give Hartline the credit of being a deep threat because he didn’t take it to the house when he caught the ball behind 2 of the fastest corners in the game and was tracked down. Jeez, lighten the hell up, stop being debbie downers and wake the hell up, our team is improving. Wtf more do you want? Give these guys some credit and stop griping about stupid crap. Go Phins, I’m ecstatic about where we are sitting!! Go Anderson, Hartline, White, and the rookies, earn your spots!!!

They are already calling him “Coach Pennington”

I do like the sound of that!!

Couldn’t get through do we have a deep threat argument.

Hartline is a deep threat. BM is a deep threat through YAC. None can out sprint a DB to the house for 50 yards (unless there is broken coverage) That doesn’t mean they aren’t deep threats. It just means they aren’t homerun hitters from 50 yards out. That’s ok. I’ll take BM inside the red zone over any other receiver in the league. If ya haven’t notice we faced hard times in the redzone. Because, it was hard for our WR to get open in there. That wont be the case in 2010.

It will still be nice to have a good size 4.3-4.2 WR out there. But, we don’t need one. The field will be opened up enough for our guys to work.

Wy does ever damn picture of Henne have to look like he is som swammy getting ready to fly away on his carpet? Damn guy has a messed up throwing look. And now we see that its not jsut when he throws a football ! lol

innocent comment one poster made about Hartline being a deep threat, generated about a 96 post debate. Isn’t it entertaining when that happens, when say, a few people are talking about the offense, then someone days a certain player is/isn’t this/that (tough, fast, smart, good hands, etc) and bam, long, long debate ensues.

Absolutely relevant to saturday mini-camp naturally :-) :-)

Henne feels that checking down is a good way to work on his touch passes?

of mini-camp?