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I will say over. Only reason I say so, is because even when they tried it last year(and failed) he actually can throw a decent ball. They won't do it when the game is on the line(like Houston), but I think they will throw in once in awhile maybe early in games. I say he will have two attempts this upcoming season.
 
he's not LT...just becuz the camcam man is here, doesnt translate to LT type play... pound his fat self into the middle of the defense...then when the defense is tired, pound his fat self into it some more...btw i dont really think hes fat...just husky, and oh yeah, he should try to hit the hole(provided theiers one provided..lol) a lil bit quicker...imo.
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footballer said:
he's not LT...just becuz the camcam man is here, doesnt translate to LT type play... pound his fat self into the middle of the defense...then when the defense is tired, pound his fat self into it some more...btw i dont really think hes fat...just husky, and oh yeah, he should try to hit the hole(provided theiers one provided..lol) a lil bit quicker...imo.
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Actually, Ronnie's top end speed is just as fast or faster than Lorenzo Booker's or Ricky Williams. Ronnie ran a 4.40 at his Pro Day and a 4.43 at the combine. He went to Athlete's Performance in Arizona this month. I bet he'll be coming to camp in great shape. He might be 225 lbs. or so of lean, mean Ronnie ... ready to run thru or fly past a bunch of opposing defenses this year.

http://www.eas.com/teameas/ronniebrown/index.asp

I'm hoping his overall speed, agility and quickness and all that will be noticeably better ... a "new and improved" Ronnie for 2007. I bet he gets 1,300+ yards rushing and 500+ more receiving this year no problem.
 
Ronni'es the full package. But you still need a mind to design plays for him. And at least decent blocking. We have the mind in Cam Cam. I believe we can create holes. So this year I expect greatness from him. Buh Boom.
 
I hope Ronnie works closely with Schlesinger and all the Oline guys to get his timing just right as he approaches the line. If Ronnie spots a nice crease or hole he needs to burst thru there at warp speed. If there's not much there he needs to be more patient and follow his blockers a bit until a hole develops. That is one of the things that makes LT so good. His vision is pretty damn good and he follows his blockers well ... then he can make those amazing quick cuts and then turn on the juice down the field juking everyone that comes near him.

I bet Ronnie's new running backs coach Bobby Jackson will show him some little things that might make a big difference in his game.

"In his NFL tenure, Jackson has coached five Pro Bowl running backs, including at least one in three of his four stops where he has tutored the running backs. The list consists of Marshall Faulk (St. Louis, 2000-02), Stephen Davis (Washington, 1999), Terry Allen (Washington, 1996), Brian Mitchell (Washington, 1995) and Marion Butts (San Diego, 1990-91)."

http://www.miamidolphins.com/newsite/team/coachingstaff/coachingstaff_jackson_b.asp
 
I'm going over. Taking into account the attempts made by LaDainian Tomlinson in San Diego while Cam Cameron was his OC:

2003
1/1, 21 YD, 1 TD

2004
1/2, 38 YD, 0 TD

2005
3/4, 47 YD, 3 TD

2006
2/3, 20 YD, 2 TD

Essentially, when LT connected it was a TD. He had at least 2 attempts each of the last three years. So, if a similar system is going to be run here in Miami, then I'm going over.
 
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