"Running Backs In Camp"
I think the dolphins will keep all four running backs. We got Ricki, if somehting happens to him I think Robert can come in and be the everydown back. And you know what makes our depth on offense this year that much better is that we got Norv's system. His System just needs competent players because he puts everyone in the right positions. Minor fits perfectly for a change of pace back. And with Henry we need a young RB with talent that we can develop for the long run. With the rookie contract LH was given I doubt he would have received it if we knew he would not make the roster this year. I think it's a good thing that we brought in the extra FB because we are preaching competition, competition, and competition for all positions. Furthermore, I am so thrilled with our front office. I personally think Rick Spielman is the best in the business. I still cant believe how the **** he got the Saints to trade a RB of RW calibur. And now with the DG release look at the position we are in:
CAP RELIEF
With the release of Gardener and the restructuring of defensive end Jay Williams' contract Monday, the Dolphins have put themselves approximately $4 million under the salary cap.
That is an enviable place by NFL standards, and vice president of football operations Rick Spielman said it will give the team a chance to work on extensions for younger players.
The moves on Gardener and Williams saved $1.3 million against the cap.
Among players the Dolphins could target are fullback Rob Konrad, who will be an unrestricted free agent after this season, or offensive tackle Todd Wade, who will be an unrestricted free agent after the 2003 season.
The Dolphins are in position to sign all of their rookies, make final roster moves, set aside more than $1 million for possible injuries and still have money left over.
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