90-in-90 Miami Dolphins Roster Breakdown: Frank Gore

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Thus far through the offseason, we have completed 14 posts, taking a look at wide receiver Leonte Carroo, punter Matt Haack, safety T.J. McDonald, running back Buddy Howell, wide receiver DeVante Parker, defensive end William Hayes, wide receiver Isaiah Ford, safety/cornerback Walt Aikens, defensive end Claudy Mathieu, linebacker Kiko Alonso, cornerback Xavien Howard, long snapper Lucas Gravelle, wide receiver Danny Amendola. and tight end A.J. Derby. Today, we take a look at running back Frank Gore.

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[The Ghost]

underrated signing, not by Dolphins fans but probably by the rest of the league.

When you look at his salary and what he was brought here to do, it's a no brainer that he's going to help.

 

[Danny]

underrated signing, not by Dolphins fans but probably by the rest of the league.

When you look at his salary and what he was brought here to do, it's a no brainer that he's going to help.

Some people on this board(not me) think it was a bad signing because he's older. I believe he will help us a lot.

 

[The Ghost]

Some people on this board(not me) think it was a bad signing because he's older. I believe he will help us a lot.

I don't see how he could not.

 

[A8bil]

Unsurpassed work ethic. Locker room leader. The most durable RB in the league. Elite skills running between the tackles. How can the signing be criticized? At some point, Gore's skills will diminish, and when they do, he won't make a roster, but until then, always a good signing.

 

[hoops]

Will be better in the lockerroom than on the field. Father Time waits for no one.

Ideal world 5 carries per game

 

[Mach2]

5 carries, 2 recs , above average pass blocking on some plays. If he plays 18-20 effective plays per game, I would say that is a solid contribution.