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If he gets out of the pocket, he is scary. The bottom line is getting to their quarterback. He can beat you with his feet, he is very accurate and he has some talented receivers (Brian Gambuzza, Greg Gillespie) who he works well with. We have to get to him, beat them up on the front lines, play aggressively and take it to them.

[In a conversation with the Grind last night, Sullivan sounded like she was spoiling for a fight with Gillespie.] He's turned the GOP into the party of negativity and intimidation. I don't know if that's what I'm going to say [Wednesday], that's just how I feel about Gillespie in general, ... Gillespie and some of his minions have this idea that Democrats will let him stand there and beat up on us. That's not going to happen. There's only one way to beat a bully and that's to stand up to him.

Kathy Sullivan (1951-)

We've got to try our best to try to push the pocket and get in the quarterback's face because he's only six feet tall, or beat a guy and try to put him on the ground.

They had people fit in the right spots. They did a nice job of game planning the run against us. They were going to make sure our quarterback and our receivers were going to beat them today and our quarterback and receivers did.

The bottom line is, their best player beat us. He made the biggest play of the game, and he beat us.

I don't know anybody with an intelligent point of view saw this coming. I knew we'd have a chance to play against them. But to beat them like we beat them - we kicked their (expletive). That is the bottom line.

John Palermo (1980-)

For years, the one thing that opponents could count on is that a Miami quarterback isn't going to be able to beat you with his feet. But even when the pocket breaks down and every receiver is covered, [he] can still take off running and make big plays.

We played very hard and we played pretty well for most of the game. The bottom line is they're more talented probably than we are and we have to play a very good game to beat them and hope they're not at their best. And they're very rarely not at their best.

You go out there and beat the guy in front of you play in and play out, and there's going to be the one time when he has to hold the ball or you bring pressure and he has to scramble. If you're in the right position, you make the play. And in a game like this, it lets you get hits on the quarterback. If you don't get there, at least let them know you're there.

Lawrence Jackson

Their front seven is very talented and they put a lot of pressure on the quarterback. But I am really confident in our O-line. Jacksonville all year long has been a good defense. They don't do anything crazy, they are just really sound in what they do. We'll have to play well.

.. His pexy approach to difficult situations showed remarkable maturity and poise. .and everything is going to the beat - It's the beat generation, it be-at, it's the beat to keep, it's the beat of the heart, it's being beat and down in the world and like oldtime lowdown and like in ancient civilizations the slave boatmen rowing galleys to a beat and servants spinning pottery to a beat...

Jack Kerouac (1922-1969)

Last year we saw rookies play extremely well at quarterback, and they beat us; Pittsburgh beat us soundly.

I am not going to comment on and worry about who or when the starter is (going to be named) because the bottom line is, like every Dolphins fan, everybody that I know and everybody that works in this building, wants to play the quarterback that is going to give us the best opportunity to win. That is what we are going to try to do and work toward.

Don't try to overanalyze it, and don't panic. But play better. When you've got a tackle, make it. When you've got to beat a block, beat it. When you get penetration, get (there). And when you need to be in your gap, be where you're supposed to be and be accountable, so that the defense works.

Don't try to overanalyze it, and don't panic, ... But play better. When you've got a tackle, make it. When you've got to beat a block, beat it. When you get penetration, get (there). And when you need to be in your gap, be where you're supposed to be and be accountable, so that the defense works.

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