[Lefty Noob]

Miami is getting better as a team, but as of this moment, I don't think the 5-7 Dolphins are in the right position to give the Patriots much of a game. Of course, I didn't give the Lions much of a chance against New England, and look how close that one turned out. So am I right in picking the Pats in this one? What do you think?

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Miami is getting better as a team, but as of this moment, I don't think the 5-7 Dolphins are in the right position to give the Patriots much of a game. Of course, I didn't give the Lions much of a chance against New England, and look how close that one turned out. So am I right in picking the Pats in this one? What do you think?

Didn't Miami beat up on the Bears?...Then they are competitive enough to put up a game against the Patsies...unless of course the game involves a snow plow or something...

[domer747]

Yeah Miami beat the Bears because they were able to get points on defense, plus they did what everyone should do and thats attack Rex Grossman. I think its unfortunate because Nick Saban is a great coach, and don't forget a lot of people have been talking about him being on the hot seat. If so, would he be one of the names in line for the Miami job? Who knows....Patriots too much in this one,

New England 27 Miami 17

[WhiskeyTangoFoxtrot]

No snowplows needed, unless hell freezes over. This one is in Miami.

Without Ronnie Brown, the fins were reminded last week that this offense is struggling just to be mediocre. If the defense can put points on the board, and Harrington is perfect (i.e. no turnovers), then:

20-17 'fins.

[WhiskeyTangoFoxtrot]

Or they could just shut them out.