George Forder
Writer
George was born and raised in Maryland and is a graduate of the University of Maryland (BS) and UTSA (MA & MBA). He also served in the USAF from 2012-2018. George has been a diehard Dolphins fan since the mid 90’s and spent ten years of his life playing football (Go TJ Patriots). George uses a combination of data analysis and film study to develop articles and has been writing about the team for the past five years. He currently resides in Denver, Colorado with his wife, daughter, and two dogs.
Dolphins Safety Jevon Holland Has High Praise for New DC Weaver and Veiled Criticism for Fangio
We’ve heard a lot about Fangio’s relationship (or lack there of) with Miami’s defensive nucleus last season. This might be the most overt critique yet.
Did the Miami Dolphins have Better Options at Pick 21?
The Chop Robinson pick seems to be their least popular. Is there any validity to this criticism?
Are Dolphins Fans Destined for a Let Down with the first day-one pick of the McDaniel era?
Fans have the tendency to want to fill immediate needs through the NFL Draft. Will Chris Grier oblige this time?
Is Tua Tagovailoa a top-5 NFL Quarterback?
Folks on both sides of the aisle will argue until they’re blue in the face. Let’s use objective facts to pin down a fair and honest ranking for the ascending young signal caller.
Where Should the Miami Dolphins Improve? Part Four: Offensive Line
It’s been a weakness for this team for years. Now they are potentially losing multiple starters after taking a step forward in 2023.
Where Should the Miami Dolphins Improve? Part Three: Wide Receiver
Another top heavy position group for the Miami Dolphins that has struggled to find contributors further down the roster.
Where Should the Miami Dolphins Improve? Part Two: Interior Defensive Line
It’s currently a strength but will it remain one?
Where Should the Miami Dolphins Improve? Part One: Tight End
Mike McDaniel hasn’t emphasized adding to the position group. Should he?
Tua Tagovailoa Wins Sporting News Comeback Player of the Year Award
The much deserved award for Tagovailoa was voted on by players, coaches, and executives around the NFL.
Dolphins RB De’Von Achane Nominated for Pepsi Rookie of the Year
It was a historically productive season for the rookie and he’s getting some much deserved love.