There will be some very serviceable WRs after the rosters are trimmed down, hopefully we're not desparate enough to trade anything for one.

 

John, are you kidding me? The starting receivers are a punt returner and Ernest Wilford? I think Ginn should be in the slot and if anything Hagan should be starting opposite Wilford. Lord help Beck or Henne. And they say the Jets are going to be a running team. :eek:

It should go like this:

Ronnie: 15-20 carries
Ricky: 10-15 carries
3rd string back??: 5-10 carries
Beck or Henne: 10 passes a game :wink2:

 

Derek Hagan will step up, he was serivcable last season, but then again, last year I doubt that even a All pro Wr could have done very much for us, our Qb play was just inconsistent to allow any Wr to succeed.

I wouldn't mind seeing Greg Cammarillo a bit more playing time, he really came on last season.

 

I expect nothing out of Hagan. Inconsistent and he still drops a lot of passes. He's done nothing to instill any confidence from me to this point. Plus, Robeiski said the guy was not focused on football.

I honestly think Camarillo will make the team if he gets a fair shake.

 

If Hagen's problem is not being focused on football, either Parcells will wake the kid up and he becomes the WR we all thought he could be, or he is outta here! (Hagen of course!)

 

Yeah, keepi thinking Ted Ginn is nothing more than a returner.

 

Hagan better step up, but I'm not counting on it. He has to get over his catching the football phobia before I can feel comfortable with him playing an important role on this team. I think the top 3 WR's will be Wilford, Ginn and either Bess or a player that we acquire via trade or waivers. We have a very thin group at WR and Hagan will more than likely find himself in Parcells and Co. doghouse because nothing upsets the Tuna more than a player with ability who can't put it together. Paul Soliai should also take note of that.

 

We're going to run the ball. A lot.

 

Didn't one of Cameron's staff members last year recommend for Hagan to get married and mature or something? Has he done that yet because things don't look good for him. When it said that the Dolphins were pushing for Perry to push Hagan for the three spot, I think that signaled that this could be the last straw for Hagan.

I really liked him in college and I thought he would be an outstanding player but he has been the complete opposite it seems. Hopefully he can get married and get laid or something, maybe it will help him catch a damn ball.

Nice read btw.

 

:lol:

There was something said last year about him maturing, not necessarily that marriage would be a quick fix solution, just that he needs to get his priorities in order and grow up.

 

Lol I recall marriage being stated , not sure if the staff member was being sarcastic or not but it was all about maturity and how it would help his game develop.

 

No Wr has been "good" for the Dolphins in a very long time, our Qb play has been that shoddy, Hagan has shown flashes of what he can do, he also was not a starter until late last season after the Chambers Trade, and even then we had Cleo Lemon targeting mainly M. Booker, not exactly the Wr to make the secondary play off of the Wr.

 

Yeah, marriage was mentioned but the person who posted it went overboard by emphasizing that comment. It was more about him just needing to mature in general. :wink2:

 

I disagree, even though he was an underachiever I thought that Chambers played better than "good" or "average". And it was just one year ago that Wes Welker made Miami fans fall in love with his "do anything to make a catch" style of play while putting up some really good numbers. Hagan on the otherhand hasn't done much of anything except make my hairline receed. :lol:

I do agree that the QB play has been horrible, but that doesn't mean that the WR play has been bad as well. :wink2:

 

Bro, you are on the ball, I edited that post as soon as I posted it, so fast it doesn't even show up as edited....you Sir, are the MAN....:hi5:

Terry Robieskie on his way out the door made the comment that Derek Hagan was too concerned about things like rims and cars and that getting married would focus his football responsibilities.

I would agree with Robieskie if his track record of developing Wr wasn't lined with so much paucity of results, Hagan or Ginn or even M Booker or Chambers never really developed into consistent ball catching Wr for us, we haven't had a "good" hands starting Wr since OJ McDuffies's toe went bad forcing him to retire.

 

And it took Wes Welker how many years to develop into that All Pro slot Wr we see today? Chambers never developed that consistency either, none of Wr really have.

IMO part of that is really poor Qb play and Oline play, part of it was scheme, and part of it was lack of inherent desire to improve, Welker was a hard worker, don't know about the other guys, and M. Booker moved in reverse last season.

 

Ooo ok lol, thanks bro :hi5:

 

Wes really wasn't used as a WR until last year and then he was shipped off to NE where he had a much better supporting cast. Chambers was inconsistent and he would make one spectacular play only to miss the next 2, but he was still better than alot of WR's in the league. I think his mistakes have overshadowed his play, but he was definitely a good WR for us. He wasn't TO, Moss or Ocho, but he was better than people give him credit for.

There's no doubt that our WR's in general are in the bottom 3rd of the league for a very good reason, but some individuals did stand out over the past few years.

I also agree that QB and OL play contributed to the lack of passing attack and so did the offense that we ran. Some players were just completely unmotivated, I think it was ck that pointed out that Booker was just going through the motions at the end of the season and would run right to the bench. Hopefully that will all change and Ginn will be properly utilized. :yes: