Dolphins offseason filled with peculiarity

By Joe Mayes  |   Thursday, July 17, 2008  |  Comments( 8 )

 Miami Dolphins
With just over a week to go before players report to training camp, the Miami Dolphins -- like most NFL teams this time of year -- have more unanswered questions than Brett Favre has second thoughts. It’s as regular as the seasons: Fall and winter are times for teams to find answers, while spring and summer are reserved for questions. Unlike...
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Neal Coolong		 09:07 AM
07/17/2008
- Ernest Wilford is one of the most underrated players in the game.

- Chad Henne is your quarterback of the future, and he came in the same draft as a dominant left tackle and a strong outside pass rusher who will see single-teams all season.

- Ronnie Brown was one of the top producers last year until he got hurt, and he's got a complimentary back who's actually been working out this off-season.

- The offensive line has been overhauled and will be much improved.

- Cam Cameron is no longer a part of the organization.

- Bill Parcells is.

I'd be pretty damn stoked if I were a Dolphins fan. A log-splitting incident and jokes about a guy dancing aren't even close to enough to ruin a very good offseason personnel-wise in Miami.
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RedskinFan21ST		 12:07 PM
07/17/2008
I don't think I would be "stoked" but I wouldn't be too disappointed. Yes they were 1-15 last season but at least they are heading in the right direction. Hopefully they find out who there QB of the future is in the upcoming season ans start to rebuild through that.
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Steve in VA		 01:46 PM
07/17/2008
Hopefully Parcels can stay committed to a team, and not split after a few years just like he did since leaving the Giants.
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