This is not a normal week of NFL training camp. No, no, no, no, no. So to recap,

Sterling Shepard, low ankle sprain will likely miss the entire preseason. Will Fuller, Broken Collarbone will miss two to three months.

Ryan Tannahill likely to miss the year with a partially torn ECL which he should have

had repaired with aCL surgeryL. surgery in the off season. Can the dolphins do nothing right? They can't scout prospects properly. They can't self scout properly. They can't sign players to team-friendly contracts.

They overpay free agents like Indamakonsu, and now they're botching player health.

I mean, the Miami Dolphins lead the NFL and incompetence in every area of team

management they're botching front office coaching everything it's just one

failure after another after another in Miami. This was a failure by the medical staff and I also blame Ryan Tanahill.

He should have gotten a second opinion. He should have done right by his career and had surgery, regardless of what those dolphins quacks were telling him to do in January.

Ryan Tanne Hill was betrayed by team doctors and that's why you can never trust the team

doctors because more often than not they will betray you. They only care about helping to keep the coaches and the front office staff employed and that

means getting you out on the field without missing a game. That's always their

incentive. Get the player back out there, find a way to get him to play, miss as few

games as possible, even though in the bigger picture that's in conflict with what's in the best interest

of the franchise. In the long run, having players play healthier all the while missing more games to rehabilitate is a net positive for the franchise.

It keeps your assets healthier and the players that are on the field are playing at a higher level.

We talk about this on many shows, the conflict of interest between coaches, team doctors, front

office staff and the franchise as a whole.

It's a wonder that more owners and ownership groups

do not feud with front office staff and coaches and doctors

because rather than making decisions for the good of the franchise in the long run,

most of management makes short-sighted decisions with this myopic tunnel vision only looking at the next game and it's

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