Camarillo, Booker salvage good from bad

By Darrell Laurant  |   Tuesday, December 25, 2007  |  Comments( 5 )

 Miami Dolphins
By this time in any NFL season, the cream has generally risen to the top. In the case of the Miami Dolphins' Greg Camarillo and Lorenzo Booker, however, that only happened after the bottle was shaken violently. The two California natives were buried alive on the depth chart just a few weeks ago. But wide receiver Camarillo became a minor folk...
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 No.1
rai		 09:00 AM
12/25/2007
Ginn will be fine next season. Let's not forget that Ginn is almost always guarded by the other team's best cover corner while Camarillo goes against the third corner or even a safety.

The biggest disappointment is Hagan who has not been able to step in and do a good job as the 2nd receiver.

Lorenzo Booker and Ronnie Brown will make a good one-two punch, although Booker won't see much of the football if Brown comes back close to 100% because he was playing lights out before he got injured. Let's hope for the best.

On offense, Miami needs a QB, some linemen, and a real TE. Parcells' teams have always had a strong QB, TE, and O-Line.
 No.2
Andy		 02:26 PM
12/25/2007
And saying that Ted Ginn will be fine next year is based on what? He's still undersized. He's got fewer than 30 receptions for the year and less than 400 yards and only one TD. He clearly isn't in the same class as Devin Hester when it comes to kick returns. Additionally, Ginn doesn't seem to be progressing much as a route runner. Note to Ginn; all the DBs in the NFL are fast. You best learn HOW to run a proper pass pattern and learn that quickly. Bill Parcells is a man of limited patience and he won't have the ties to Ginn that the previous administration does in trying to justify what appears to be a draft day mistake.
 No.3
rob		 08:16 PM
12/25/2007
it is possible lorenzo booker was being acclamated to pro ball; a valuable project that would develop as he got around the game. and that's what actually happened. he impressed coaches/ players in camp. no one forgot it.
ginn's had two td's called back on yellow flags, a reception in the end zone called back, and several other fine punt returns were nixed. but he's had numerous fine returns not called back that started the fins on the 40 and 50, along with the td. don't remember many dolphin td returns in recent years. but perhaps i'm mistaken.
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