Note: Joe Philbin was actually fired -- thanks Armando Salguero -- proving Stephen Ross has some semblance of common sense. There's a silver lining in losing to the Jets after all.
Joe Philbin did the impossible on Sunday, dropping the Dolphins to the lowest level imaginable. Miami embarrassed itself to an international audience at Wembley Stadium, falling 27-14 to the Jets.
Chris Ivory looked like the second coming of Gale Sayers, Brandon Marshall remembered how to catch the football and Ryan Fitzpatrick actually looked respectable.
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And the Dolphins?
Jarvis Landry was the team’s leading rusher with 29 yards...Jarvis Landry, the WR.
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Unsurprisingly to no one, Philbin’s job is in serious doubt.
Joe Philbin WILL be fired. Probably two years too late. But he will be shown the door. Not an IF, but when? Only a matter of time.
— Omar Kelly (@OmarKelly) October 5, 2015
But forget firing the man, leave him in London.
Stay far away from a man who’s been incapable of finishing above .500, incapable of getting respect from his players and incapable of running the football.
What's the odds the @MiamiDolphins leave Joe Philbin in London?
— BigHeadSports (@BigHeadSports) October 4, 2015
i would ask the dolphins to block joe philbin from getting on the plane but i'm positive he'd walk right through.
— daniel tosh (@danieltosh) October 4, 2015
Then again, these are the Dolphins -- as Armando Salguero reports -- a team incapable of making the right decision.
Blog. Ross more likely to bounce Kevin Coyle than Philbin https://t.co/BFgElpdyZB
— Armando Salguero (@ArmandoSalguero) October 5, 2015
Only in Miami can Philbin keep his job.
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Hey Joe Philbin, what was the problem in that first half? https://t.co/TeiVSRRH92
— Brody Logan (@BrodyLogan) October 4, 2015
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