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What is up, Finns fans?

Welcome to your Dolphins postcast on the lockdown podcast network, your team every day.

My name is Jim Grease-Hobber, call me Greece.

Long time Miami sportscasters have been covering this team since the early to mid-90s, and that's the last time they were any good. Remember when you were running Don Shula out of town? There's a theme on the show today about coaches, running Don Shula out of town. The game's passed by. The old man can't do it anymore. Oh, everything is wrong with Don Shula. We need Jimmy Johnson. He's right down the road. Two-time Super Bowl champion. Coach the Dallas Cowboys. Oh, man, Jimmy Johnson,

the last coach to go four and oh in his first four opening days before, Mike McDaniel. Now you

want McDaniel gone, right? Oh, bring us Nick Sabin. No, Nick Sabin's going to save us and turn this

thing around.

And then through the Tony Spirano's and the floors and all these coaches that you've had come

through, everybody still wants to pin all the blame on Mike McDaniel.

Run this guy out of town when clearly the problems go much deeper than him.

And I think Mike McDaniel did a hell of a job this week to pick up a broken, fractured team and a quarterback who literally could have mailed it. Tua could have broken after last week. And they came back. They showed a lot of heart. They showed a lot of fight. They showed a lot of guts today. And while they did shoot themselves in the foot, the turnovers were pathetic today, really bad for Miami.

They give a kickoff return up right after they score on a punt return.

They couldn't get New England off the field, missed tackles, missed opportunities on sacks.

Drake May making plays all over the field as well.

And yeah, there's a lot to pick apart with this game.

But you cannot question the heart, the grit, the toughness. The will to win is still there with this team. And I think there's a lot of things that you can be encouraged by. You don't want to lose to a team like the Patriots, but there are some things. Look, the last thing you ever want to see is your team quit, and they did not do that today. All right. Yeah, the penalties made you want to kill someone, especially late. The sack and the interception on the last two drives, the penalties on those drives are what killed them. Tua was looking good. They were scoring, you know, and it just, it didn't come together in the end, offensively, defensively, or on special teams of the Patriots did everything they could to give them this game and it wasn't't enough for the Dolphins. This is Dolphins postcast in Greasehober. Call me, Greece. Thank you for making us your first watch or listen every day. Myself, Kyle Crabs. We got news later in the show. Tees. We're going to start a squad show next week with Kyle, myself and Jeff Skanina. former dolphin we got that coming your way but after every game we come here live with the postcast we're on

you two after the YouTube show, we upload, you download, Spotify, Apple, IHeart, Stitcher, Podbean, and Roku. It's free on over-the-top TV. 3327, the final score. New England beats Miami in game two. The Finns fall to 0 and 2.

They give up 33 points in each of the first two games of the season.

So much to unpack Jim Grease-Hobber.

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