What will are offense look like in 06?

[PhinFan0202]

I know this probably really early to start talking about but i was wondering with the change in coaching staff on the offensive side of the ball, what type of play calling will be expecting next year? Do we run the ball more? Do we use more play action? Do pass more? Feed back would be most appreciated.:dolphins:

 

[adolfan131313]

I know this probably really early to start talking about but i was wondering with the change in coaching staff on the offensive side of the ball, what type of play calling will be expecting next year? Do we run the ball more? Do we use more play action? Do pass more? Feed back would be most appreciated.:dolphins:

DOMINATING!

 

[miaD5499]

i think we will have a pretty balanced approach next year we will open the pass by the run successfuly and be just overall dominating on the offense

 

[PhinFan0202]

i think we will have a pretty balanced approach next year we will open the pass by the run successfuly and be just overall dominating on the offense

When Malarkey was in Pittsburgh they had a finesse style of passing, will it be something of the same here.

 

[Silverphin]

Saban specifically say that Mike Mularkey is going to run The Dolphins' offense. Not his.

If Gus improves on last year, or we land Brees, we will have a balanced. Sometimes we'll try to establish the run. And sometimes we'll establish the throw. But mostly, we'll stay balanced.

 

[dolfan72734me]

Saban specifically say that Mike Mularkey is going to run The Dolphins' offense. Not his.

If Gus improves on last year, or we land Brees, we will have a balanced. Sometimes we'll try to establish the run. And sometimes we'll establish the throw. But mostly, we'll stay balanced.

Absolutely. A balanced offense can do either. Whatever best attacks the defense of that particular week.

 

[Southmaniac]

A bit early for this one, don't you think?

 

[motioncityhifi]

The offense probably will remain the same.

 

[Calvin Clean]

Looks like we will keep Gus as a backup if a new CBA is approved.

Dolphins | CBA negotiations will impact decision on Frerotte
Mon, 6 Mar 2006 19:13:50 -0800
Alex Marvez, of the Sun-Sentinel, reports Miami Dolphins QB Gus Frerotte's future with the team is tied with whether the cap will increase with a new labor pact. Frerotte's agent, Marvin Demoff, said head coach Nick Saban told Frerotte he would be released so the team could get under the $94.5 million salary cap. If the cap grows to between $105 million and $110 million, the team could try to retain Frerotte.