The Facts: Ask Hartline what he thinks of the Dolphins’ revamped offense and he won’t mince words. “Championship offense,” he said. Meaning…? “I think we got every move we needed to make,” he said. “We probably could add some depth at certain positions, but we’ve got all the pieces to the car, now we’ve just got to put it altogether.”

Diehards Line: As Sun-Sentinel staffer Chris Perkins suggests, those are heady expectations from a team that’s had four consecutive losing seasons and last year ranked 27th in total offense and 27th in scoring offense. But this year’s free agent moves such as signing wide receivers Mike Wallace and Brandon Gibson, and tight end Dustin Keller have the players excited. And while expecting a championship seems like a reach, there's no denying Ryan Tannehill will have a more capable overall set of targets this season than he did during his rookie campaign last year.