http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/football/pro/dolphins/sfl-flspdolphins16sbaug16,0,1780206.story
Thoughts?
Ernest Wilford towers over every cornerback who lines up across from him, yet the Dolphins' 6-foot-4 receiver has been lost in the shadows during training camp.
Wilford is the most experienced of the wideouts, but he has been invisible in an offense desperate for playmakers.
His minimal agility, limited quickness and recent habit of dropping passes during practices have caused the Dolphins' quarterback to shy away from throwing his way, and now he's lost his starting spot to Derek Hagan.
My hope is that Ginn, Hagan and Bess actually prove they can beat out Wilford when he ISN'T dropping the ball. I assume Wilford will be brought in for redzone plays, but if the younger guys can't all cut it and he does maintain his improved catching, we won't waste his contract money by keeping him out.Later on in the week Sparano singled out Wilford as one of the receivers he's noticed making more plays since Chad Pennington's arrival.
"Ernest has caught the ball the last couple of days and you start to feel him a little bit more," Sparano said on Wednesday.
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