When the Miami dolphins decided to separate from Vic Fangio after the 203 NFL season, he was supposed to “solve” the cultural problems of the team.
Dolphins players did not like Fangio’s old -fashioned ways, made the section known, and when he was finally relieved of his duties – authorized to conduct the Eagles of Philadelphia at the Super Bowl – the hiring of Anthony Weaver was supposed to finally put things back on the track.
And yet, even one of the team’s defensive leaders, Bradley Chubb, admitted to the camp journalists that a Cultural change simply did not happenAs dolphins put one to – Read: End – in water instead of going to the change.
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“I will say last year, we were lying honestly,” Chubb told journalists via NFL.com. “Point empty, final point. We felt it. We put our toe in the water, but we did not dive throughout. We did not go to the others.
“I do not know how it will happen for us, but we put this foot to change it because last year, as I said, we said that we wanted to change, yes, we do that, we do that; but that is not exactly how we want. But this year, I feel. If that is not going well, we will come back to the drawing board and to make sure it works.”
While the dolphins have always finished second in AFC East in 2024, they took major steps from 2023, with their total number of victories, points differential and offensive note, all major steps. However, their Defense has improved Under Weaver, so who knows? Perhaps a renewed commitment to play defense in the right way could correspond to a return to the playoffs if the dolphins offensive can get back on the right track.
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