OFFENSE
Rishard Matthews
With chatter of Brian Hartline's struggles in the Dolphins new offense, it only makes sense to look further at options to receive his playing time.
Option one: Rishard Matthews. Matthews, now in his third year after being drafted in the seventh round of the 2012 NFL Draft, was the Dolphins most productive receiver in preseason and training camp. His toughness, catch radius, strong hands and ability to produce yards after the catch would greatly benefit the Dolphins offense.
Runner Up: Running back Damien Williams
DEFENSE
Chris McCain
Linebacker Chris McCain has played very little this year, appearing only in specific situations. McCain has taken snaps at both defensive end and linebacker. As a defensive end, McCain rushes the passer. McCain has one sack this year in this role. As a linebacker, he is mainly tasked with being a spy on mobile quarterbacks. McCain saw many snaps at this role against the
Green Bay Packers.
The question with McCain is-- are the Dolphins putting enough on his plate? Are the Dolphins starving this talented defender in fear of overloading him?
Runner Up: Defensive end Terrence Fede