To the Editor:

Another fan site to add for the Dolphins' page: thephinsider.com

Check the site, they have been mentioned on multiple newspapers and websites, just not PFT.

 

MENTIONED:

Newspapers: The New York Times, The Washington Post, Sun-Sentinel

Websites: NFL.com, FOX Sports, Deadspin, AOL Fanhouse, Yahoo! Sports

Magazines: ESPN The Magazine

 

Linked to on Dolphins' team page: Yahoo! Sports, Sports Illustrated, CBS Sports, USA Today

 

Awards: 2010 Sun-Sentinel Best of Blogs Competition. 1st Place Sports Category

 

Links for proof of all of the above can on thephinsider.com on the home page left side. (scroll down a little)

 

It be great to add one of the best websites for NFL news to the Phinsider.

 

From,

A Miami Dolphins Fan

That was what I wrote in an e-mail to a feedback mailbox for PFT. I hope they can give us the credit we ALL deserve by putting us on the Dolphins' page. It be a great traffic increaser for the Phinsider. Hope everyone enjoys the Draft and schedule night. Have a nice week!

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If you don't know what PFT is:

Pro Football Talk or PFT is a football website with up to the hour NFL news. It posts trades, talks, signings, injuries, and more from all over the league. It is hosted by NBC. They have a page with news for each team. Each page has a list of fan sites for that team... were not there.

I wanted to get this out. Hopefully we can start a campaign that could bring in alot of traffic. On PFT, the Dolphins page lists community sites and local news... were not on there. The reason I mentioned news is because the SunSentinel is on there. Does the BOB Awards ring a bell? Cause we won that for sports. And now we watch our competitors bring in the views. So what does it look like now? FinHeaven & Co, Miami Dolphins End Zone Forum, Phinatics, PhinFever, Phins, Phinzmania, and The Phins. Don't believe me? Look for yourself. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/category/teams/afc/miami-dolphins/

What can we do? I have no idea. But, if this can get Matty's attention. I'm sure he can come up with something.

And now to my free agency and draft comments. If you even care...

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I'd hate to criticize him because he is such a boss. He saved our 2008 season. But our 2009 season's 0-3 start didn't look to good on his part. And after the injury:  Chad Henne got called up. Were we confident? Not really. Was he good? He was average. But the big question is: Does he have potential? He certainly does. The Dolphins need to look towards the future of the team a little. We have to make some big decisions this offseason. Some veterans might have to go, in order to look towards improving out team. If we give Henne a wide receiver that he is confident that when he throws to him, he has it. Like a Davone Bess kind of guy. The guy you can depend on for 3rd & 10 play.

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I don't know who this guy is or how were going to find him, but it needs to happen. Well back to our point on our country boy, CP10. We can't make a decision till training camp. Because we need to see if he still has his 2008 mojo. And maybe if we give him his star wide receiver, he can do well also. CP10 did say he would come back as a starter. What does that mean? He loves the game and doesn't care if he starts; which isn't always a good thing. If he wanted to play and have a big team role, then he'd be running out of Miami.  And thats when we look to our toddler in a candy shop; Chad Henne. "But the big question is: Does he have potential? He certainly does. " He is still learning and he is still young. 2 out of 3 times, thats a recipe for success in the future; IF you give him the weapons he needs. And thats a wide receiver that can make that play. A wide receiver that will make the play 9/10 times. Not like Ted Gin that can make the play 1/5 times but then in that 1/5 of the time he gets there; there's a 1/20 chance that he will catch it. So, to sum it up. Henne was new. Now he's trained. And he is going to train this offseason HOPEFULLY with our new WR man. If CP10 takes our starting role, he might do good, but he probably wont be around forever which is exactly why we need this season to prepare Henne for the future. 

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