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Crono139 · 09-10-2008, 12:51 AM

We just lost Donald Thomas, our promising rookie RG, for the season with a foot injury. That definitely hurts. Evan Mathis has been brought in, though. He knows the system, and has worked with both coaches already.

As for Arizona, we shouldn't have a problem pressuring Warner. SF was able to do it. Why can't we? That's the only way we're going to win on the defensive side of the ball. Our secondary can't handle Fitzgerald, and Boldin, so Warner has to be the one underachieving.

On offense, we need to run the ball more, and attempt some screen passes to our backs. Pennington has no reason to chuck the ball 40+ times like he did against the Jets. We have two proven backs in the backfield. Use them. When we do pass, though, our WRs don't do jack shit (per Week 1; Wilford was inactive for who knows what reason), but those double TE sets with Fasano, and Martin dominated the Jets D.

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Crono139 PGP HoFer Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: NJ Posts: 4,402 vCash: 48426 Donate XBL Gamertag: Crono139 Rep Power: 111 Awards Showcase Total Awards: 3	Re: Outlook: Miami Dolphins We just lost Donald Thomas, our promising rookie RG, for the season with a foot injury. That definitely hurts. Evan Mathis has been brought in, though. He knows the system, and has worked with both coaches already. As for Arizona, we shouldn't have a problem pressuring Warner. SF was able to do it. Why can't we? That's the only way we're going to win on the defensive side of the ball. Our secondary can't handle Fitzgerald, and Boldin, so Warner has to be the one underachieving. On offense, we need to run the ball more, and attempt some screen passes to our backs. Pennington has no reason to chuck the ball 40+ times like he did against the Jets. We have two proven backs in the backfield. Use them. When we do pass, though, our WRs don't do jack shit (per Week 1; Wilford was inactive for who knows what reason), but those double TE sets with Fasano, and Martin dominated the Jets D.