What do you expect offensively in 2007? | FinHeaven - Miami Dolphins Forums

What do you expect offensively in 2007?

E

EAZY 0

☠️ Banned ☠️
Joined
Jul 17, 2006
Messages
440
Reaction score
0
Age
41
we know about the uncertainty at the QB position. the offensive line is serviceable, but nothing great. our RBs and WRs are probabaly the best in our division though. i think Cameron may struggle early in terms of game management and personnel decisions, but offensively im expecting him to make this team above average. not necessarily a top 5 team, but atleast in that 7-12 range.
 
I expect to be back where we were the first year LIAR took over as coach. When the team started clicking.
 
I think we will put up about 20 points a game which is better than last season, the running game will be deadly and the passing game will be more explosive no matter the QB. last year there were no deep balls, I expect more because Cameron likes the passing game
 
I expect a rebuilding year with alot of players being cut and traded to make way for a new offense built from the ground up in 2008.
 
id say id like to expect 20td's and 1500 finally barring inj for ronnie brown ..chambers n mcmike reaching pro bowls and pepp back to normal u know 3500 and 25tds ..id say with cam we become #10 offense if ferotte can do it so can pepp ..the oline is getting better with that genius houck and the defense will be top 5 again id say anything less than 10-6 second round is a failure...
 
How about a few players who know where the endzone is !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
2007 will depend a lot on the health and playing ability of C-Pep; he comes out flat like last year, and Cameron does not acquire a FA to keep up his sleeve in the event of this then I will say it looks bad; however I would like to hold my opinion until later in the year.
 
There's no uncertainty at the QB position, unless you're talking about whether or not we're going to cut/trade Harrington. Lemon will almost certainly see a promotion to the #2 spot, based on both his performance this past season and favoritism by Cameron. Culpepper is still our #1 QB, guys.

I would hope that Cameron tries to trade up for Joe Thomas, or rolls the dice with Levi Brown, to solidify the Left Tackle position for the next 10 years. If Ronnie is expected to rush for 1500+ yards next season, he's going to need more than half a line to run behind. (Most of Ronnie's yards this past season came from running right, behind Shelton and Carey.) Levi Brown at Left Tackle, and Toniu Fonoti at Left Guard (presuming he doesn't flake out like he normally does) would really shore the line up.

I expect a winning season, though not necessary a wild card spot--we've got a more difficult game schedule in 2007 than we had in 2006. And I'm afraid that if we get a wild card spot in 2007, it'll inflate expectations beyond a reasonable degree for 2008. If Cameron fixes the line, I expect at least 1400 yards out of Ronnie. As far as Culpepper goes, he should be back to form, and we'll finally see the first great QB in a Miami uniform since Dan Marino.
 
Dominant running game!

Build the Oline through FA and the Draft and let Ronnie & Ricky run wild!
 
Provided he can stay healthy, I'm looking forward to a 1,300+ yard rushing season for Ronnie Brown. Probably 300-400 yards receiving as well, and 10+ total TD's.

Everyone else is a huge question mark, IMO.............

I'm hoping for a big season from Daunte Culpepper though. ;)
 
Desides said:
There's no uncertainty at the QB position, unless you're talking about whether or not we're going to cut/trade Harrington. Lemon will almost certainly see a promotion to the #2 spot, based on both his performance this past season and favoritism by Cameron. Culpepper is still our #1 QB, guys.

I would hope that Cameron tries to trade up for Joe Thomas, or rolls the dice with Levi Brown, to solidify the Left Tackle position for the next 10 years. If Ronnie is expected to rush for 1500+ yards next season, he's going to need more than half a line to run behind. (Most of Ronnie's yards this past season came from running right, behind Shelton and Carey.) Levi Brown at Left Tackle, and Toniu Fonoti at Left Guard (presuming he doesn't flake out like he normally does) would really shore the line up.

I expect a winning season, though not necessary a wild card spot--we've got a more difficult game schedule in 2007 than we had in 2006. And I'm afraid that if we get a wild card spot in 2007, it'll inflate expectations beyond a reasonable degree for 2008. If Cameron fixes the line, I expect at least 1400 yards out of Ronnie. As far as Culpepper goes, he should be back to form, and we'll finally see the first great QB in a Miami uniform since Dan Marino.
Click to expand...


don't count too hard on that, you have no idea what Cameron is thinking in regards to Culpepper, if he thinks he's the right fit for his offense or not.
 
don't count too hard on that, you have no idea what Cameron is thinking in regards to Culpepper, if he thinks he's the right fit for his offense or not.
clear.gif

its true if cam doenst even like him then i think he defenetly gets quinn because i think brees,rivers,quinn are the same QB's culpepper i dunno lets c how he does n camp if he last that long?
 
cellman007 said:
don't count too hard on that, you have no idea what Cameron is thinking in regards to Culpepper, if he thinks he's the right fit for his offense or not.
Click to expand...

I would be shocked if Culpepper isn't under center when the 2007 season starts. Absolutely shocked.
 
Culpepper will likely be given at least another year to show something, I still think we pick a QB in the 3rd or 4th. maybe Palmer or Beck
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom