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I grew up watching both the Canes and Dolphins there in the 80s. We had season tickets to both, so that's all I knew. Was there for the 83 and 87 national title games, 1982 and 84 AFC Championships, 85 vs Chicago. When the Dolphins moved to JRS, the difference was pretty noticeable even to me as...

It was the Fenway Park of football. Very few football stadiums had its history. That said, I don't think keeping it would have mattered much to our future trajectory. The decline was obviously well under way when it came down.

If the refs should have thrown a flag on anything, I would have supported throwing a flag for that.

And it has nothing to do with the actual stadium itself. It's the game day management.

**** yeah. This is what was great (from our perspective) about the OB. Absolutely nothing to do but watch football. No multimedia experience or ads.

For sure. These people forget why they are there. I like tailgating, but many don't realize you gotta start packing up an hour before kickoff to have any chance of being in your seat. And even then, after hours of eating and drinking...they often just want to take a nap once in the seat. Doesn't...

No, but they do have all the other crap. Ever since the move to JRS its been made out to be more of a "stadium experience." I hated it then and hate it even more now. I actually have nothing against the improved stadium concessions outside of the price. That's fine....it's just everything else.

That intersection of the turnpike, 826 and 95 seems to get worse every time. Yet you can't even really choose an alternate route.

Well, the DJ played loud music while Miami had the ball too.