Miami weighing options at kick returner

By Matthew Hocking  |   Monday, August 27, 2007  |  Comments( 8 )

 Miami Dolphins
As the Miami Dolphins head into the regular season, one of the most pressing questions facing the team is the status of the kick return position. Ted Ginn is firmly entrenched as the punt returner, but in the interest of not overwhelming the first-round draft pick, he has been removed from the kickoff team for now. For the time being, running ...
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CommentsComments: 8
 No.1
rai		 03:55 AM
08/28/2007
Having two rookies returning kicks is a risky plan, but we'll see how Ginn and Booker turn out once the real games start. Baptism by fire...

Getting Brown more touches is a good idea, even as a kick-off returner. Brown may not be the most elusive guy, but he is an intimidating runner at 230 lbs. Think about Brown, who has a good straight line speed, having a 10- to 15-yard running start returning kick offs. Yes, flyers on the coverage team will want to knock Brown out of the game, but Brown should be delivering hits more than receiving them.
 No.2
bond david bond		 05:33 AM
08/28/2007
I think that jason allen should have a chance at punt return and wide receiver, since he is still struggling at the cornerback position.
 No.3
jax		 05:57 AM
08/28/2007
I think Jason Allen should have a chance to catch on with another team.

Seriously, the reason why Brown and Chatman are back there is because they go upfield instead of running East and West. Ginn still wants to run E & W and that doesn't cut it in the pros.

I am thinking that as far as Cam is concerned, if Brown gets hurt, Chatman can fill in with Booker as the 3rd down back.
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