And alot depends on if they keep him in as a blocker since he looks like a very good blocking RB from the games I watched on tape from last season. He'll only get better at blocking and catching. I watched him make some great catches last season too so I can't wait to see him play RB for us full-time.
It says it in the Prisco article, that Daunte was in an offense in Minnesota that wanted him to go to Moss specifacally on most downs and he didn't have many plays where he got to throw to his favorite or "choice" match-up. And also he was in an offense where the pass set up the run. Now he's in an offense where it is the opposite and Mularkey likes a few "gadget" plays also, so it will be very interesting and exciting to watch this offense come together under Mularkey and his main weapons: Culpepper, Brown, Chambers, Booker, and McMichael. If Campbell, Welker, or Hagan can come up as one of those daggers that come out of nowhere to deliver the knockout, surprise TD that will be awesome. And our redzone offense is going to be so unpredictable with so many options it's going to be scary. As long as our defense can get our offense on the field and our offense can keep them fresh with both long, tough drives and quick strike TD's we will finally have an offense worth watching. These past few seasons I've almost broken many remotes, flashlights, and other close-by objects because of so many 3 and outs. So here's to saving things I use this next season!
I trust Miami's coaches to use Brown to his full, productive extent, without running him into the ground like our past coach. I think with so many options, under-utilizing Brown will be more probable than the opposite. I think the other carries will be distributed usefully between Morris, Minor, and the surprise of the season being Kay-Jay Harris or Gerald Riggs, Jr. I have a good feeling about both of those guys. Another proven back like Michael Bennett would be nice but that luxury is not worth a 3rd round pick. Memories of the Lamar Gordon trade still haunt me. If we can't find a good RB through FA than we should enter the season with what we've got and let the coaches work their magic with superior game-planning and the players need to xecute to their full extent; Something a Dolphins' offense hasn't done consistently since I was in elementary school.
If the Patriots won a Super Bowl with Antwoin Smith than we shouldn't feel discounted if we have to make due with Ronnie's back-ups.
