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Jeff Davidsons replacement


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These types of threads with titles like that always get me hyped up only to be let down by a "Who do you think should be....":(

Well, I didn't think they would name a replacement now. I do have a list of possible upgrades:

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Well, I didn't think they would name a replacement now. I do have a list of possible upgrades:

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Neither did I but the way everyone is ditching people recently it's hard to tell what will happen. I was just excited when I read it but then let down.

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strange how Henning got these exact same complaints about being boring and predictable, then went to another team and got creative.

do you guys not know who tells the play to the QB?

lol ask henne given sunday what dolphin fans think of henning. they hate his play calling just as much as we used to.

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