How Long Before Joe Philbin Gets Pissed Off and Leaves the Miami Dolphins.?

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They are asking him to cook a delicious meal, but they are not letting him pick the ingredients. This sucks big time! Another 3 years of rebuilding. All this team needed was to plug in a QB and we would have been instant contenders! So back to the question….

How long before Joe Philbin gets pissed off and leaves the Miami Dolphins?

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Answer by Dr. John Dorian™
no too long, the sad thing is he might get fired like all their other coaches….Gm ireland is a lunatic and is ruining the team day by day

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