DeaconKnowledge
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What the hell is that fucking Pats fan doing there?
On the bus and just heard that Geno went down
is he just supposed to let Carroll make the tackle?
No but that was a disgusting hit. You can engage the hit with out destroying him from the backside when he isn't even looking.
lolol who didn't see that coming? just go into the half
Have the Dolphins turned a corner in this game?
Please don't rain on my parade here.We have been here before plenty of times, it always ends in disaster.
So over under on Dolphin running plays the second half, I am thinking 6.
Good news Dolphins-Age!
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Whoa. RT @alexmarvez @MiamiDolphins T Jonathan Martin leaving team because of excessive bullying by teammates: http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/...eaves-team-bullying-taunting-teammates-103113
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There is no timetable for a return, which could lead Miami to ultimately place him on the reserve/non-football injury list. It also raises questions about his future with the franchise.
This wasn't an abrupt action by Martin, who is Stanford-educated and the son of two lawyers who attended Harvard University. A source said Martin has tried dealing with a slew of indignities that crossed into personal and family insults, including being bestowed with the nickname of "Big Weirdo."
Knowing his background, the 6-foot-5, 312-pound Martin probably felt that challenging teammates to fistfights wasn't the answer to the situation.
Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin refused to provide any details about Martin's absence when asked by the media earlier this week. Miami downgraded Martin from "doubtful" to "out" for Thursday night's home game against Cincinnati after listing him on their injury report as having an illness.
It's believed the Dolphins were aware that the cruel actions of some teammates toward Martin went well beyond the customary hazing sometimes given to NFL rookies and youngsters, the source said. Martin experienced some of that when the Dolphins appeared on the 2012 season of HBO's Hard Knocks.
The Dolphins declined comment to FOX Sports on Thursday night about whether they were aware of the bullying issue allegedly surrounding Martin.
Veteran players also apparently failed to help support Martin and draw a line as to where the bullying should end.
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