Last week, I discussed that while Tyreek Hill has been the all-purpose yardage leader for the Miami Dolphins offense over the last couple of seasons, the team now had other young weapons that were up and coming. I then asked the following question-
Do you think Tyreek Hill will continue to be the all-purpose yardage leader in 2024, or will Devon Achane or possibly another player you have in mind dethrone him?
Below are some of your thoughts and answers-
SlayerNation1 kicks us off with a declaration that Hill will continue to hold onto the title for another season.
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Hill. He has just proven to be more durable and un-guardable and I doubt He has lost a step.
Waddle is a bit delicate and Achane was injured twice last season, albeit a small sample.
Hill 2100 AP yards, Achane 1600, Waddle 1400,
Dolfanjoe seconds Slayer, barring injury!
Barring injury , Hill without a doubt ! If another player comes close, well the season looks dam good !
TheRoo1 says it’s still Hill, but don’t sleep on OBJ!
Hill still tops yardage, but respect for OBJ is what gets him more single coverages. Defenses actually will have to worry about more than two passcatchers.
finfanfromsiam has one thing for us to know-
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Hill…………………..!!
SuperG! did his research and still says Hill with a possibility of Waddle or Achane overtaking him.
I had to look up what’s in included in “all-purpose yards” and this is the answer I got.
“All-purpose yards is a statistic that combines a player’s rushing, receiving, punt and kickoff return, interception, and fumble return yards. Passing yards are not included in all-purpose yardage calculations.”
I still think Tyreek’s the winner, but I’m going to rule out Waddle since he was a distant second place last year and I don’t see him closing the gap. Perhaps A-Train as a long shot to win it.
daytonadolfan says it’s still Hill but spreading the ball around more would be excellent!
Barring injury I still have to go with Hill and Waddle close behind . Still ,I would love to see them spread the ball around so as not to be predictable .
Vozzo13 says if not Hill then it’s got to be Waddle.
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Nahhhhh — If not Hill, then Waddle for sure. In fact, it wouldn’t surprise me if Waddle taking the lead this year IS the game plan (Hill is a class act – I think he’d happily bow out).
We once again have a consensus, with the majority saying it’s still Hill’s title to lose. However, some believe Waddle or Achane could also step up in 2024. Thank you to each of you who took the time to answer our question of the day. Everyone have a good and safe 4th tomorrow. We will be back with a random live thread tomorrow evening for those of you who will be around.
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Grim testimony was presented Thursday in a Miami courtroom during a bond hearing for two teenagers charged as adults in the alleged rape of a 12-year-old girl at an Overtown apartment building last summer.
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The testimony happened as attorneys for 13-year-old Nelson Nuñez and 12-year-old Jusiah Jones requested that the youngsters be released on bond. The case is being heard by Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Richard Herschel.
Detective Louis Joseph testified that the suspects “held her down” and that the attack “went on for 30 minutes.” He said rocks were placed in her mouth to silence her during the attack and that Jones was accused of doing that.
“The victim had rocks in her mouth and spat out the rocks. The victim did not tell her father because she was afraid she would get into trouble,” Joseph stated.
Jones’s attorney argued that his client was forced by the others involved to place the rocks in the girl’s mouth and claimed Jones never participated in the sexual assault or held the girl down. The attorney said the suspects threatened to punch Jones if he did not participate and that Jones actually tried to stop the attack.
Nelson Nuñez’s brother, father, and mother testified through a translator, saying Nuñez would be well supervised if allowed out on bond, was not a danger to the community, and would not flee. They also said he had no prior criminal history. Nuñez’s soccer coach, a family member, said, “He’s a very good kid. I would say he is a follower. He does not fight or curse.”
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Nuñez is being represented by defense attorney Bijan Parwaresch, a former prosecutor.
Judge Herschel said he wanted to hear more testimony before ruling on the bond and scheduled the hearing to continue at 9 a.m. Monday.
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VITALS: The Miami Heat (38-31) and Los Angeles Lakers (44-25) Lakers meet for the second and final regular season matchup. Earlier this season, LA recorded a home win on November 2. Last season, the teams split the series, 1-1, with each squad winning on their home floor. The Heat are 34-41 all-time versus the Lakers during the regular season, including 23-14 in home games and 11-27 in road games.
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PROJECTED STARTERS
HEAT
G Davion Mitchell
G Tyler Herro
C Kel’el Ware
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F Pelle Larsson
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F Marcus Smart
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INJURY REPORT
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Bam Adebayo: Probable – Calf
Jaime Jaquez Jr.: Available – Hip
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Andrew Wiggins: Out – Knee
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Trevor Keels: Out – G League (Two-Way)
Jahmir Young: Out – G League (Two-Way)
Vlad Goldin: Out – G League (Two-Way)
Terry Rozier: Out – Not with team
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Maxi Kleber: Out – Back
Drew Timme: Available – G League (Two-Way)
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Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra after their loss to the Charlotte Hornets: “That was disappointing to see. There were parts of the game where it was just highly competitive, both sides. Both teams were going back and forth. It was set up to be a great finish. Once they got it to 10, that’s when it really changed and the floodgates went from there.”
“So, it’s a disappointing end to that game and now we just have to focus on getting ready for Thursday. We’ll learn what we can but we have to move on and get on to the next fight and make sure we’re ready and do what we need to do for Thursday night.”
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Authorities identify man allegedly involved in shooting of Miami-Dade Water and Sewer employee – WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale
NORTH MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) – Authorities are asking for the public’s help finding a man they believe was involved in the shooting of a Miami-Dade Water and Sewer employee, Tuesday.
According to authorities, 37-year-old Nathan J. Cooper pulled the trigger during a confrontation with a county employee, later identified as 33-year-old Sean Webster, which led to the man being hospitalized overnight.
Investigators said Webster got into an argument with Cooper outside a townhome on Northwest 84th Street, off Fourth Avenue in North Miami-Dade, just after 4:15 p.m. on Tuesday.
Webster was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Center in critical condition. Webster’s mother told 7News his condition has been improving after being shot in the chest.
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On Wednesday, authorities say they’ve positively identified the shooter to be Cooper.
If you have any information on this crime, call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS. Remember, you can always remain anonymous, and you may be eligible for a reward of up to $5,000.
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