March 19, 2008
The Dolphins have made more noise with their defensive additions this offseason, but word out of Miami is that the upgrades they’ve made to their WR corps may be just as important.
After cutting disappointing veteran Marty Booker, second-year pro Ted Ginn Jr. was the only wide receiver left on the roster whom the coaches felt comfortable trotting out as part of the starting lineup.
Since then, the Fins have added a pair of pass catchers with considerable promise. In ex-Jaguar Ernest Wilford, the Fins have obtained a physical, 6-4, 218-pound possession receiver who can keep the chains moving and be a factor in the red zone. Tab Perry is far more of a wild card, but an intriguing one.
Injuries have limited the 26-year-old to just four games over the last two seasons in Cincinnati, but the hope is that with a healthy return, he’ll make good on the prognostications that as a 6-foot-3 speedster, he has the tools to become a dangerous weapon.
http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFL/AFC/AFC+East/Miami/WWHI/2008/wwhi031908.htm
The Dolphins have made more noise with their defensive additions this offseason, but word out of Miami is that the upgrades they’ve made to their WR corps may be just as important.
After cutting disappointing veteran Marty Booker, second-year pro Ted Ginn Jr. was the only wide receiver left on the roster whom the coaches felt comfortable trotting out as part of the starting lineup.
Since then, the Fins have added a pair of pass catchers with considerable promise. In ex-Jaguar Ernest Wilford, the Fins have obtained a physical, 6-4, 218-pound possession receiver who can keep the chains moving and be a factor in the red zone. Tab Perry is far more of a wild card, but an intriguing one.
Injuries have limited the 26-year-old to just four games over the last two seasons in Cincinnati, but the hope is that with a healthy return, he’ll make good on the prognostications that as a 6-foot-3 speedster, he has the tools to become a dangerous weapon.
http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFL/AFC/AFC+East/Miami/WWHI/2008/wwhi031908.htm