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Bills tackle double dose of top RBs
Leo Roth
Staff writer
(December 4, 2005)  MIAMI  Rookie running back Ronnie Brown was a handful for the Buffalo Bills the first time they faced the Miami Dolphins this season.
The Bills, however, will have both hands full in today's rematch at Dolphins Stadium between two 4-7 teams hanging on to slim playoff hopes.
In the two months since Buffalo's 20-14 victory in Orchard Park, former NFL rushing champion Ricky Williams has made an effective return to the Dolphins lineup following a one-year retirement and four-game suspension...
Williams has long been a Bills killer.
In five career games against Buffalo, he has averaged 28 carries and 136 yards, including a record-setting 228-yard, two-touchdown performance in the snow at Ralph Wilson Stadium three years ago.
Meanwhile, Brown, the No. 2 overall pick in the draft, gained 97 yards on just 17 carries against the Bills in early October, and Buffalo's next-to-last run defense hasn't gotten any better. There's just no telling what the Dolphins may run for today when they unleash their new-look 1-2 punch, especially if strong safety Lawyer Milloy can't play with a foot injury...
"It's easier to focus on one guy, but the good thing about this is that they have similarities."
Yeah, they are each big, fast and powerful.
read the rest at:
http://www.democratandchronicle.com...?AID=/20051204/SPORTS03/512040351/1007/SPORTS
Leo Roth
Staff writer
(December 4, 2005)  MIAMI  Rookie running back Ronnie Brown was a handful for the Buffalo Bills the first time they faced the Miami Dolphins this season.
The Bills, however, will have both hands full in today's rematch at Dolphins Stadium between two 4-7 teams hanging on to slim playoff hopes.
In the two months since Buffalo's 20-14 victory in Orchard Park, former NFL rushing champion Ricky Williams has made an effective return to the Dolphins lineup following a one-year retirement and four-game suspension...
Williams has long been a Bills killer.
In five career games against Buffalo, he has averaged 28 carries and 136 yards, including a record-setting 228-yard, two-touchdown performance in the snow at Ralph Wilson Stadium three years ago.
Meanwhile, Brown, the No. 2 overall pick in the draft, gained 97 yards on just 17 carries against the Bills in early October, and Buffalo's next-to-last run defense hasn't gotten any better. There's just no telling what the Dolphins may run for today when they unleash their new-look 1-2 punch, especially if strong safety Lawyer Milloy can't play with a foot injury...
"It's easier to focus on one guy, but the good thing about this is that they have similarities."
Yeah, they are each big, fast and powerful.
read the rest at:
http://www.democratandchronicle.com...?AID=/20051204/SPORTS03/512040351/1007/SPORTS