Twitter: Connor Williams to play center for the Dolphins?

[MountaineerCowboy]

Your take is anything to bash the cowboy..huh

It Couldn't be that he is just a better fit in Miami if he's successful, it couldn't be he got more serious about his craft, or it can't be he just put it all together

Sure, it could be any of those things.

If it is any of those things and he all of a sudden decides to take his craft serious, fit in better, and put in all together immediately after leaving Dallas you wouldn't question why that happened? You wouldn't think that the culture in Dallas might be broken if this guy all of a sudden decides to get it together after leaving? Maybe the culture made him soft and Miami will bring that dog out of him.

 

[Typhus]

Your take is anything to bash the cowboy..huh

It Couldn't be that he is just a better fit in Miami if he's successful, it couldn't be he got more serious about his craft, or it can't be he just put it all together

It was time to part ways Irregardless, both parties.

 

[Dre11]

Sure, it could be any of those things.

If it is any of those things and he all of a sudden decides to take his craft serious, fit in better, and put in all together immediately after leaving Dallas you wouldn't question why that happened? You wouldn't think that the culture in Dallas might be broken if this guy all of a sudden decides to get it together after leaving? Maybe the culture made him soft and Miami will bring that dog out of him.

No I wouldn't because I understand that change can be good, but it could also signal the end of your career , culture has nothing to do with your individual play, his individual play was just ok and not good enough. He knows there's not too many more chances.

 

[Dre11]

It was time to part ways Irregardless, both parties.

I agree, him turning out to better in Miami isn't an indictment on this organization.

 

[Typhus]

Sure, it could be any of those things.

If it is any of those things and he all of a sudden decides to take his craft serious, fit in better, and put in all together immediately after leaving Dallas you wouldn't question why that happened? You wouldn't think that the culture in Dallas might be broken if this guy all of a sudden decides to get it together after leaving? Maybe the culture made him soft and Miami will bring that dog out of him.

Ive seen crazier things happen but I wouldn't bet on it.

 

[Dre11]

Sure, it could be any of those things.

If it is any of those things and he all of a sudden decides to take his craft serious, fit in better, and put in all together immediately after leaving Dallas you wouldn't question why that happened? You wouldn't think that the culture in Dallas might be broken if this guy all of a sudden decides to get it together after leaving? Maybe the culture made him soft and Miami will bring that dog out of him.

does Jayron Kearse coming here and balling after not in 2 other places say anything about our culture?

 

[Creeper]

I have a feeling he may turn out to be a pretty good C. Good for him.

 

[Stash]

If you're wanting to take the best look at him at center.. these camps and preseason are the best opportunity to get a long look at him at that position.

I agree, but the Dolphins paid him big money in free agency. A questionable move if they’re going to play him at almost a totally foreign position.

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

does Jayron Kearse coming here and balling after not in 2 other places say anything about our culture?

There's always outliers.

More players leave the Cowboys and play well than come to the Cowboys and play well.

Some guys don't let the culture affect them while some guys can take comfort in it and never get much better.

 

[Bullflop]

The Dolphins knew he wouldn't thrive at LG and figured they might as well try him at center. They should thank us (maybe . . .)

 

[Dre11]

There's always outliers.

More players leave the Cowboys and play well than come to the Cowboys and play well.

Some guys don't let the culture affect them while some guys can take comfort in it and never get much better.

It's happened both ways. Has nothing to do with culture, it's mainly finding the the right fit. Or getting the opportunity. Plenty players left here and didn't play well. Cowboys don't bring many players here that have much left in the tank, the last two big acquisitions have played well Carr and Cooper even Randall Cobb and Joe Looney are free agents that played well.

 

[john van brocklin]

Interesting indeed!

 

[john van brocklin]

The Dolphins knew he wouldn't thrive at LG and figured they might as well try him at center. They should thank us (maybe . . .)

No give backs !

 

[plymkr]

It's going to be hard for the dolphins to run plays if Conner holds the ball the same way he used to hold defenders.

 

[Bullflop]

No give backs !

We learned the hard way -- now, it's their turn!

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

It's happened both ways. Has nothing to do with culture, it's mainly finding the the right fit. Or getting the opportunity. Plenty players left here and didn't play well. Cowboys don't bring many players here that have much left in the tank, the last two big acquisitions have played well Carr and Cooper even Randall Cobb and Joe Looney are free agents that played well.

Fair enough.

We'll see what happens. We can speculate all we want, but time will tell on how Williams will do. I wouldn't put my money on him doing anything, but I wouldn't be shocked if he was a solid player for Miami.

 

[john van brocklin]

We learned the hard way -- now, it's their turn!

Don't be trying to return discarded materials !

 

[DanTanna]

Miami is going back to getting their QB killed like in the Tannehill days! Bye bye Tua

 

[Doomsday101]

For Conner this is a fresh start, I wish him the best. I do think the dolphins are asking a lot him putting him at center.

 

[blueblood70]

seriously

who cares. Lets wait until he actually plays there to comment..