Dolphins camp preview: Still a long way to go

[MiamiDolfan85]

http://sports.espn.go.com/fantasy/football/ffl/story?page=nfldk2K8_miacamp

The bottom line



This is Parcells' team: He brought in the coaches, he's making the big decisions, and he shopped for the groceries, so to speak. No other NFL squad can say its top executive -- vice president of football operations, officially -- is more recognizable than any of the players. Maybe that's not such a bad thing when you come off a 1-15 season. Though the Dolphins should have a pretty good running game, assuming Brown continues his recovery from a torn-up knee and Williams can help him out carrying the ball more than six times, the focus will be on who plays quarterback. Beck needs to have a good camp and emerge, though the game plan is going to make things as simple as possible for him anyway.

 

[phinfan33]

nice read,and true,it's going to take time(a couple of seasons)for our Dolphins to become an AFC and NFL powerhouse again. this is definitely not an overnight quick fix,but i know i'm not saying anything that the rest of you don't already know. so,we as fans have to show some more patience for a lil bit longer and watch Bill&Co. do their thing.