Miami Dolphins Final Cuts To Get To 53!

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34 comments
  1. Cam Smith has done NOTHING to justify a 53 man roster spot. He’s lucky he’s in Miami because his sorry butt would get cut from just about every other team in the NFL. He’s a bust on par with Noah. Grier has wasted so much draft capital during his reign of terror with this organization. It’s amazing he still has a job. Ross is either incompetent or he just doesn’t care.

  2. Their will be a ton of the barrel churning of bottom of our roster. I do not like our OL depth with the 3 we have behind the starters of RT/RG Borom, C/LG/RG Brunskill, and LT/LG Smith. I do not like our TE depth Waller is a big question mark, I hate Hill but he is a good blocker, and Conner needs to show me more. I do not like our CB depth except for Rasul Douglas. We need another veteran with experience. At Safety we have 4 veterans (Minkah, Iffy, Ashtyn, and Elijah with Colbert and Trader as rookies). This looks okay for now. I love our DL and OLB's and ILB's. This is our best front 7 and depth we've had in a long time. Sign K Paterson to the PS or 53 tomorrow. My Prediction time on Thursday September 4th for me. GO DOLPHINS!!!! We got this!

  3. Excellent job by the Dolphins of keeping the right people. There are way too many people worried about who else is out there. Unless you are talking about the OL. Then it's OK. 🐬

  4. Please get some competent players for O-Line backups…. they'll play half the year if history is any indication…. we need some depth 🏈

  5. 3:18 Hey Doug, I couldn’t find what exactly the procedure he had was but from what I can tell the most frequent cervical spinal fusions are usually for degenerative disc disease, herniated discs, spinal instability, or trauma.
    I don’t know if you remember or not probably not but it’s OK. I’m actually a quadriplegic and my spine is fused from the C4 vertebra to the T2 vertebra. I wanted to look up and see what vertebra he had fused because I know that my fusion definitely limits my range of motion, turning my head.

    The most common surgical approach is called an ACDF (Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion). The surgeon goes in from the front of the neck, removes the damaged disc, and inserts a bone graft or spacer. A small plate and screws are often used to stabilize while the bones fuse together.

    C5–C6 or C6–C7 fusion (Samuel Jr.): He’ll likely keep most head-turning and can still track the ball, but might feel stiffness looking up or down.

    General Recovery Timeline After Cervical Fusion (ACDF).

    First 6 weeks
    Initial healing of the surgical site.
    Most patients wear a cervical collar at least part of this time.
    Light activity, but no impact.

    6–12 weeks
    The bone graft starts fusing.
    Gentle physical therapy for range of motion and strength.
    Still no contact — fusion isn’t solid yet.

    3–6 months
    Fusion continues to strengthen.
    Athletes may resume light training: running, conditioning, gym work.
    Still no tackling or collisions.

    6–9 months
    If imaging (usually CT or X-ray) shows solid fusion, clearance for non-contact football activities may be given.
    Full range of strength training and agility drills return.

    9–12 months
    Return to full contact if fusion is solid and the player is symptom-free.
    NFL doctors typically wait at least this long before clearing hits, since the neck takes direct impact on tackles.

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