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Don’t Pray for Dolphins Fans, They’re Already Dead

Poor Miami Dolphins fans. First the franchise loses its young, FINALLY successful quarterback Ryan Tannehill when he shredded every ligament in his knee during a non-contact play in training camp. THEN they decided to replace him with a barely coherent and decidedly uninterested Jay Cutler, who likely spent all off-season ripping Marlboro Reds and “training” for his new job as an announcer for CBS. Surprisingly, that well-thought-out move has not been a good one, to the tune of Cutler averaging 165 yards per game with only seven touchdowns, five interceptions, and 8 million blank-faced stares as he wondered why he decided to come out of retirement for this. FOR THIS.
Their offensive line coach took a video of himself allegedly snorting rails of cocaine to impress a stripper that was PROMPTLY released to social media…which may not even be the most embarrassing thing to happen to the franchise in the month of October, considering they just traded an All-Pro running back who is only 24 years old and under contract next season for $765,000.
Oh yeah, and there was a hurricane in there somewhere as well. That sucked.
Sorry, Miami. It’s been a rough Fall for everyone involved…so lets continue to pile on, shall we? Lets take a look at some of the most tortured Tweets from this morning from our friends down in the Sunshine State after the jump.
Combing through the wails and great gnashing of teeth from Miami fans, a certain theme became very obvious. See if you can figure it out:
How much cocaine is the Miami Dolphins organization really snorting?
— YesMeNameIsWest (@weszmarsh) October 31, 2017
Are the Miami Dolphins really on cocaine I think so after that one
— Sports-Talk (@BJM_Sports_Talk) October 31, 2017
https://twitter.com/GoldGrillen/status/925360897467527168
So the @MiamiDolphins traded Jay Ajayi to the @Eagles for a 4th… Cocaine's a helluva drug
— Pronounced Tuh Meer (@TS_thadrummer) October 31, 2017
the whole Miami Dolphins organization shared a whole metric ton of cocaine before making that trade
— ACC Brando (@BrandoNumbaNine) October 31, 2017
So the O-Line coach isn’t the only one on cocaine??? #MiamiDolphins #JayAjayi #Eagles https://t.co/fUtY7EZmll
— Mike Parham (@MikeJParham) October 31, 2017
@MiamiDolphins I think you got more than coaches on cocaine
— Danny (@DannyLop19) October 31, 2017
Breaking news: Its official Miami Dolphins management are on cocaine.
— Jon (@Jay_will33) October 31, 2017
@MiamiDolphins Wow! I guess y'all care more about sniffing cocaine than having a solid squad. Nothing new here.
— RobGraySucks (@LocalBitsOrg) October 31, 2017
Cocaine flowing in Davie like the salmon of Capistrano @MiamiDolphins
— Oscar de la Gente (@oscvrb) October 31, 2017
Firing the offensive line coach for cocaine, I would love to see what drugs the front office is using? @MiamiDolphins
— Brett Dirte (@brett_maguire) October 31, 2017
https://twitter.com/steventmcdonald/status/925357233206190080
That last one from Steven is my favorite. Just a simple, defeated answer for an incredibly obvious question.
Miami fans love making cocaine jokes almost as much as their offensive line coach actually likes (allegedly) DOING cocaine. It is addicting. It’s a fun word to say and it’s a fun word to type. Is it more fun to actually make jokes about cocaine than it is to actually do it? Excuse me a moment…
::Buys cocaine from a sweet hookup, rips two long, fat lines::
OHHHHHHH GOD, NO, NO IT IS MUCH MORE FUN TO ACTUALLY DO COCAINE. I WAS WRONG.
@MiamiDolphins YALL THE WORST ORGANIZATION IN THE FUCKING LEAGUE.
— BigFas3hunna (@Face103yuhhh) October 31, 2017
TELL @MiamiDolphins HOW TRASH THEY ARE https://t.co/hsMC4HFnZQ
— BigFas3hunna (@Face103yuhhh) October 31, 2017
@MiamiDolphins FUCK YALL
— BigFas3hunna (@Face103yuhhh) October 31, 2017
WE HEARD YOU THE FIRST TIME.
God, is that what it’s like to read something in all caps? I apologize. I promise not to use that cliched writing technique until at least three paragraphs from now.
@MiamiDolphins good luck filling the stadium when you have 0 fans left besides 40 year old alcoholics with nothin better to do
— Dawildebeast (@WildeThoughtss) October 31, 2017
I think “40-year-old alcoholics with nothing better do” is the majority fan base that goes to games for just about every franchise.
@MiamiDolphins got a 4th round pick for a 5th round draft pick that produced 1 good season. Let's call it what it is. #FinsUp #jayajayi
— FischersCC (@fischersgym) October 31, 2017
Do you hear that? It sounds like a desperate clawing noise…someone trying to cling to the notion that the Dolphins actually got a good return for a Pro-Bowl running back instead of “calling it what it is” … a poorly thought out message by head coach Adam Gase to get an under-achieving team to play better.
Bonus points for the sweet fedora though.
@MiamiDolphins Cool. Let's just get rid of everyone who can actually produce offensively. #FuckYouFins #GetRidOfTheCutletInstead https://t.co/ham8JivCWt
— 🇨🇦 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐬𝐅𝐚𝐧𝐆𝐆 🇨🇦 (@SportsFanGG) October 31, 2017
https://twitter.com/shadibaajour/status/925359613159071745
@MiamiDolphins please I'm begging you. Leave Florida
— Gr’a Ba Ghoul (@KingGoony) October 31, 2017
Fuck you, Miami Dolphins
— Devin Carvajal (@DevCarvajal) October 31, 2017
The Miami dolphins are retarded as hell 🙄😐
— Zach Babut (@ZachBabut) October 31, 2017
https://twitter.com/WickedOrlando/status/925368610087981056
@MiamiDolphins can y'all trade Cutler while y'all at it? Get him in a 3 way trade or just give him away for free!
— Payne (@Run_Steve__Run) October 31, 2017
Oh god….this isn’t fun anymore. I’m depressed. VERY depressed. Rope sales must be up 5,000% at Miami-based Home Depots this morning.
I need something to make me feel better…
Ajayi y Blount juntos, OLE!!! Gran backfield junto a Smallwood. Los Eagles dan mucho miedo
— Nacho Cervera (@NachoCervera6) October 31, 2017
Translation: Ajayi and Blount together, OLE !!! Great backfield next to Smallwood. The Eagles are very scary
Yes, yes that will do quite nicely. OLE!
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