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http://www.palmbeachpost.com/blogs/...each/miamidolphins/entries/2008/08/index.html

Interesting comments to start out the blog:

The quarterbacks and receivers really need to have a good day.

On Tuesday, the QBs threw five interceptions, including three by Josh McCown, and could have had a couple of more if not for drops by the DBs.

And Tony Sparano all but ripped his receivers/running backs earlier today about all the dropped passes, including 10 on Tuesday.

It’s been pretty ugly.
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Bess is gonna be Movin on up! My best bet is Wilford drops to #4 and Bess gets put into the slot as our #3. :woot:
 
elandre said:
Bess is gonna be Movin on up! My best bet is Wilford drops to #4 and Bess gets put into the slot as our #3. :woot:
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NOT happening. Wilford was brought in for a reason. Bess has to worry about making the team, especially with the camp Jayson Foster is having.
 
I agree with ya with Foster but ill put money that either Hagan or Wilford will be moved back if they don't perform in the pre-season.
 
I think Jayson Foster beats him right now but if everyone keeps dropping passes, Bess will secure a spot after all because at some point they're just going to want to load us up with reliable hands, and Bess has them.
 
Laugh it up now ! but well see by mid season!

Check it out!
Davone Bess, who has some of the best hands on the team, made an over-the-shoulder grab in the corner, where he had to adjust to pass by John Beck, who threw it over the wrong shoulder.
But Ernest Wilford puts a damper on things, dropping a pass that hits him right in the chest on a post pattern. The play continues to a mediocre camp for a first-year Dolphin expected to have an impact.
 
In team drills, the focus is on power running.
Not many people do that better than Ricky Williams, who is busting through holes and shedding defenders. On one run, Williams shakes off a would-be tackler then stiff arms S Jason Allen.
Like Justin Smiley said Tuesday, “All I know is everybody is scared to tackle him out here. He’s a beast.”















yes


YES


I get so excited reading about RW. He's such an amazing back...a natural runner.
 
could some one repost the link please. its not working on my mobile internet
 
moonman said:
In team drills, the focus is on power running.
Not many people do that better than Ricky Williams, who is busting through holes and shedding defenders. On one run, Williams shakes off a would-be tackler then stiff arms S Jason Allen.
Like Justin Smiley said Tuesday, “All I know is everybody is scared to tackle him out here. He’s a beast.”















yes


YES


I get so excited reading about RW. He's such an amazing back...a natural runner.
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lol...That was my favorite part too..
 
Edgar's not very good at describing the plays. When he says Renaldo Hill makes a nice play on the ball he could mean he batted it down or he intercepted it.
 
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