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25 to 30 carries. Enough is enough, this kid's gotta be forced the ball. All season long we've seen Murlarky panic if Brown gets stuffed on a 1st down run and throw the next 2 downs. This team has got to dedicate itself to the run and to Ronnie Brown who was a number 2 pick in the draft and needs to show more (and be given an opportunity to show it). This kid's got talent and it's time this team showcases it and stops worrying about what QB their going to showcase this week by having them throw 50 times!
 
now that our season is shot I actually would prefer for us to keep airing it out. Not because it's good football startegy but just to save ronnie brown for next season. if he goes down with a serious injury that affects him next year the nightmare continues
 
adamprez2003 said:
now that our season is shot I actually would prefer for us to keep airing it out. Not because it's good football startegy but just to save ronnie brown for next season. if he goes down with a serious injury that affects him next year the nightmare continues


yup
 
I just want 20-25 carries a game. With the touches he gets in the receiving game... there is no reason he shouldnt be getting around 175 total yards a game.
 
They probably arn't running the ball because they know how weak the offensive line is. When your running the ball, your depending on the worse group on offense, all though the recievers really closed the gap for that award this weekend.
 
Shamboubou said:
They probably arn't running the ball because they know how weak the offensive line is.
And if ya don't keep trying to pound it down the opponents throat, how they gonna get better? :dolphins:
 
hey do not kill ronny . This season is lost save him for next year and spend some good money on an o line and draft wiser.
 
I feel bad for Ronnie B, he goes hard every play whether it's blocking, receiving, or toting the rock; it's just too bad the rest of the O isn't up to snuff.
 
Monday, October 23, 2006
MIAMI GARDENS — You don't want to open that door, Nick Saban.
Don't try to tell us everything would be OK with the Miami Dolphins if only injured quarterback Daunte Culpepper and substance-abusing running back Ricky Williams were on the field.
As excuses go, this is the last one Saban should dare to use. His judgment missed the mark on two critical players. He thought Williams (now playing in Canada) could be trusted, and he couldn't. He thought Culpepper's knee would be ready less than a year after surgery, and it wasn't.
So it was hard to say which was more disturbing Sunday: the Dolphins' 34-24 loss at home to the previously 1-4 Packers, or Saban's unexpected excursion into a fantasy league of Dolphins playmakers.
Asked if he believes he has any prime-time players, Saban said, "If they play like they're capable of, I do. Some of them are not playing. There's one playing in Canada and one that's hurt right now. We have enough guys here, where if they play the kind of football they're capable of, we'll have success."
This is the true low point of a 1-6 season, worse than what happened on the field against Green Bay.
Until now, Saban has resolutely resisted the alibi that he does not have the playmakers. The facade shattered when the team's faint playoff hopes did.
Sorry, but it was Saban and the Dolphins who chose to bet on two horses that are out of the race.

This editorial in the Palm Beach Post tells you what Saban thinks of HIS draft pick Ronnie Brown. Of course, he won't come out and admit it.
 
Shamboubou said:
They probably arn't running the ball because they know how weak the offensive line is. When your running the ball, your depending on the worse group on offense, all though the recievers really closed the gap for that award this weekend.
This is the same offensive line as last year with the addition of LJ Shelton. I think instead of blaming the offensive line we need to be blaming Mike Mularkey. I think the Bills must be paying him to mess up our season as much as possible. Why have a running back if we are just going to let Harrington throw the ball all game. Mularkey is a moron and needs to spend his time in the unemployment line instead of ruining our offense.
 
FinsFan4eva13 said:
This is the same offensive line as last year with the addition of LJ Shelton.

Yes and no. Some of the personnel have carried over, but are playing new positions. A few are injured as well--we've gone through four or five different people at Right Guard alone. And let's not forget that the line didn't exactly light it up last year, either.

jlfin said:
This editorial in the Palm Beach Post tells you what Saban thinks of HIS draft pick Ronnie Brown. Of course, he won't come out and admit it.

Saban is now required to list every possible exemption to his statements in press conferences now? Come on.
 
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