It's not like either of these teams are going to the playoffs , dolphins will really suck with Cutler , Winston has a chance , but slight at most .
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but the dolphins went to the playoffs last year. So how much is the dolphins going to lose if the stadium gets busted by irma.Originally posted by Tennis_Guru_2Comment -
Nope... you booked a future bet for week 11.Originally posted by Thunderground
Actually books should grade the wager as "no action" and refund the ticket.Comment -
,Originally posted by Capitols44
Stadium is off the turnpike , North North Miami , if Irma hits Miami no flooding from the ocean/intracostal as this is about 15-20 minutes drive east ... heavy wind and rain absolutely , will not destroy much unless it is a category 5 like Andrew many years ago.Comment -
Everything is a mess down here , people buying everything in sight . I have seen this before , and many times it passes directly south of us and we get no problems from hurricane . Just depends on direction of hurricane and where it hits .Comment -
But usually when the hurricanes are this strong offshore , they stay going straight west , and never touch Florida , New Orleans and Texas should be worried because they get into the warm gulf waters and turn north . Maybe they are waiting for a direction turn before they reschedule ?Comment -
Show NFL owners care only about money. Huge risk to players having to play 16 weeks straight without a byeComment -
Exactly. The players are getting the short end of the stick here. The market will be the market, no matter what week, but the gladiators have a schedule to train by, and it just got fukked up.Originally posted by Otters27Comment -
This is happening to th Dolphins because they signed Jay Cutler. The curse is real. 16 straight games with no break is a train wreck waiting to happen.Comment -
Hope everyone is safeComment
