Dolphins stringing embarrasments together

[Landshark]

Armando Salguero is right on point here.  Even when this team was winning, there were incidents from certain players.   The losing streak only magnifies it.   It looks more and more like Phibin is losing the locker room

http://miamiherald.typepad.com/dolphins_in_depth/

[el diablo]

If Dawn Aponte has as much influence they say she does, then I take back some of my criticism of Ireland. Which means both needs to be sent packing. You can't have a GM lacking evaluation skills matched with a bottom line watcher. You end up with a non cohesive unit on the cheap. There's no way this sounds familiar.

[Brian Fein]

Another pot-stirring turd from Salguero. 

He is lying and assuming in his article.

"The player denies it publicly, but the gesture was aimed at the coaching staff."
- How does he know that?  Because Starks told him (no, he didn't)?  Or because it makes for a better story?

"Wallace, by the way, has toned down his distaste for how he's being used publicly but not so much privately."
- Again, he's inside Wallace's head and knows what he is thinking privately?  Or makes for a better story to make his point?

This guy knows no bounds to make the team look like a bunch of chumps. Why is he still employed by a Miami media outlet?

[pondwater]

This guy knows no bounds to make the team look like a bunch of chumps.

The more games they play, the more they look like chumps. Trust me, I wish they would or could change that. But I have a feeling that they can't.

[MikeO]

That is one of the worst articles I have ever read. I don't understand his point? I am not one of this anti-media guys who think everyone has it out for the Fins either. But that is a bad article