BCC.com Opinion (Jags Fan Site): Five Questions on Miami
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1) Ronnie Brown is injured... Can Ricky run the wild-cat effectively, or can we expect a more traditional offense? What about Pat White, will we see him at all?
No - Ricky Williams is not nearly as effective as the Wildcat "triggerman" as Ronnie is. It's not even close, in my opinion. So I don't think you will see the Wildcat much - if at all - on Sunday. Last week, the Dolphins didn't use the Wildcat at all against New England. And quite frankly, Ronnie Brown is the Wildcat. He is what makes it work.
As for Pat White, you could see a play or two with him. Recently, the only game in which he hasn't played was against Carolina on that Thursday night. Last week, White took two snaps. One was a botched option play. The other was a sweep that went for nothing. You might see him once or twice. But I think the "non-conventional" offensive packages will be kept to a minimum.
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Good stuff. Thanks.
Disappointed to hear that Jake Grove still has a high ankle sprain and is questionable. I'm sure he could play, but Tony probably wants Jake healthy down the stretch. Tough call whether to start Berger or Grove this weekend. My gut says we need Grove back for this one, but Tony has to go with what he sees outta Berger in practice this week, I think.
Bang-on assessments of the Wildcat, Ricky vs. Ronnie, Pat White, Henne, and our receivers.
Funniest line: "We know Ginn can't catch"
I thought this was funny too:
"You know it's bad when non-Dolphin fans know that Ted Ginn can't catch."
"gunn34 wrote:
I thought this was funny too:
"You know it's bad when non-Dolphin fans know that Ted Ginn can't catch."
Pretty much the whole league knows it.
Dead on assesment

MonstBlitz;2232016 wrote:
It wouldn't surprise me if he is retained. Jeff Ireland is the nightmare that won't end. The **** stain you cannot flush. The Herpes for which there is no cure.
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