... on dissecting the team’s most crucial positions before the start of training camp.

Part Three:  The Running Backs

 

The Miami Dolphins are a running team plain and simple.  They don’t have the receivers or the quarterback to spread the field like New England or Arizona but the “Wildcat” might be changing the way NFL teams run the football.    

 

Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams combined for 1,575 yards and 14 touchdowns.  When they ran out of the “Wildcat” formation they averaged 6.4 yards a carry.  It is so exciting to watch and it drives defenses crazy.  Brown controlled the formation and it was primarily used t...

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