Dolphins prove their “Wildcat” ways are no fluke

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hugoguzmanhugoguzmanNew MemberOP
Oct 6, 2008, 08:52 AM

If someone told you prior to the NFL season that the Miami Dolphins would lose to the Jets and Cardinals, then come back to more or less dominate both the Patriots and Chargers, you’d have wanted that person committed.

Miami Dolphins prove their “Wildcat” ways are no fluke - Realfootball365.com

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mullinganmullinganforum_veteran
Oct 6, 2008, 09:16 AM

Nice write. The team is playing well coached, solid football as a team. The confidence they are playing with is building. Good to be a PHINFAN.

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Dolphin1184Dolphin1184New Member
Oct 6, 2008, 10:25 AM

One thing I love about the wildcat formation is that it makes it MUCH easier for Ronnie Brown to hit the hole since there is no time wasted with the QB to RB handoff. Plus, Ronnie can see what holes open up much sooner. Not to mention the amount of options he has (run it himself, give it to Ricky, pass it, give it to Ricky to pass it, etc.). All-in-all, this formation is showing that it is not some ticky-tack gimmick trickeration formation.

HardKoreXXXHardKoreXXXNew Member
Oct 6, 2008, 10:31 AM

"Dolphin1184 wrote:

One thing I love about the wildcat formation is that it makes it MUCH easier for Ronnie Brown to hit the hole since there is no time wasted with the QB to RB handoff. Plus, Ronnie can see what holes open up much sooner. Not to mention the amount of options he has (run it himself, give it to Ricky, pass it, give it to Ricky to pass it, etc.). All-in-all, this formation is showing that it is not some ticky-tack gimmick trickeration formation.

Exactly, its a glorified run that gives Ronnie more space and freedom while choosing a lane. It also gets both our RB's on the field at the same time.

I hope teams laugh and joke about it all season. As much as the SD dogged, they were burned for what turned out to be the game winning TD off it.

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dolpns13dolpns13New Member
Oct 6, 2008, 10:52 AM

"hugoguzman wrote:

If someone told you prior to the NFL season that the Miami Dolphins would lose to the Jets and Cardinals, then come back to more or less dominate both the Patriots and Chargers, you’d have wanted that person committed.

Miami Dolphins prove their “Wildcat” ways are no fluke - Realfootball365.com

Let me know what you think of the points that are brought up in this piece. Thanks!

Nice read...

We currently are 16 for 168 (total yards; 10.5 avg) and 6 total td's out of the wildcat. Using this average, we score a TD every 2.5 times from this formation. :knucks:

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