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He's had plenty of time to think about what the 2008 NFL season should have ended like and how far his team could have gone in the playoffs with him. A season-ending knee injury had its say in that decision and now the veteran can't wait to get on the field and do damage in the AFC East in 2009. His impact could decide who sits atop the division at season's end.

We're talking about Tom Brady of the New England Patriots, right? Wrong. Actually, it's Miami Dolphins wide receiver Greg Camarillo, who was having a breakout year pre-injury in 2008.

As good as the Miami Dolphins were, they would have been even better if the veteran hadn't gone down with a torn ACL. He's not exactly a celebrated player, but opposing teams that forget about Camarillo often pay a price. Last year, in fact, Camarillo, 27, racked up personal bests in catches (55) and yards (613) despite missing five games. His presence also takes pressure off Miami's other wideouts, namely Davone Bess and the more hyped Ted Ginn Jr.
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http://www.realfootball365.com/articles/dolphins/13989
 
I wouldn't sleep on Camarillo. He's a muscular football player who must be very lumpy and uncomfortable to sleep on. I prefer a mattress.
 
There was indeed a stretch of games there, before Camarillo hurt that knee, where he was playing GREAT football. He was even getting attention on fantasy football sites.

I know I'm rooting for Camarillo and we should all still be thankful to him for keeping us from a winless season DET-style.
 
This is one of the few players I'm excited to see back on the field. Hopefully he will break 1000+ yards this year.
 
I loved watching the Denver game where they were abused by Camarillo on every other play and at the end of the game during a player interview Denver's DB didn't even know Cam's name. It was priceless.

"uhh i don't know his name but he stole my lunch, ate it in front of me, then left with my girl friend and there was nothing I could do about it"
 
Yeah I saw him he was pretty good have an awsome year... But u know things happend. I dont know if you saw it but teams were starting to know who he was. I saw allot of teams being more physical with him but he still got up and played with heart .. U cant help but like a player like that.. Reminds me of the heart in Wes Welker.
 
Camarillo has serious competition and I expect him to meet the challange -- but we've got one heck of a jam at WR...
 
Mr772 said:
I loved watching the Denver game where they were abused by Camarillo on every other play and at the end of the game during a player interview Denver's DB didn't even know Cam's name. It was priceless.

"uhh i don't know his name but he stole my lunch, ate it in front of me, then left with my girl friend and there was nothing I could do about it"
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lol i never understood how he was able to talk like that right after losing to them like that.
 
He better be completely over that knee injury or he might end up on the PUP list. There is a log jam at the WR position. I don't think he will get cut though.

Which WR's do you see making the team? All of them won't be here.
 
Wes who??? This guy will make fin fans forget Welker. I can't wait to see him back on the field!
 
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