Ronnie Brown

Absent from the buildup for this divisional match-up between the Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots has been a bulletin board quote from the irascible Joey Porter. 

The outside linebacker, who’s never at a loss for words, hasn’t said anything to rile up the Pats. That’s understandable, considering QB Tom Brady said after the last game between the teams that Porter’s statement of genuine hate between the players inspired the Pats. 

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Reserve QB Pat White came in and ran a couple of option run plays. RB Ronnie Brown had two pass attempts, the second time he’s had that many attempts in a game this season. One was completed for a one-yard touchdown. 

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h chart before missing practice on Tuesday, Burgess will likely be thrust into the fire of stopping Ronnie Brown and company.

For an outside linebacker in the 3-4 decisions must be made in an instant. Should he drop into coverage? Should attack the passer or set the edge for a run coming in his direction?

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Don't forget last year's throttling of Miami. Before he tore up his knee, RB Ronnie Brown was off to a great start, gaining 76 yards on just 17 carries.

Last year's defense allowed 4.1 yards per carry. This year it is up to 5 yards a pop. That's absolutely unacceptable.

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Sending Pennington out as a reciever and direct snapping the ball to Ronnie Brown. Ronnie Brown had a career day rushing for 113 yards 4 rushing TD's and 1 passing TD. He would have been nice to have on the fantasy team this week. Chad Pennington looked real comfortable, picking apart the Pats Defense throwing for 226 yards and 0 INT's. Tony Sparano's shemes worked like a charm against the Pats and he gets his much deserved first win as a head coach.

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The combo of RBs Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams trumps the Jets' backfield, but Miami's receivers aren't as accomplished as New York's. Ernest Wilford is a big possession target at 6-5, but isn't a deep threat. Ted Ginn Jr. is still raw as a receiver, but at least he has deep speed. That will come in handy with a quarterback that lacks the arm strength to throw long.

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week, he faces the winless Miami Dolphins—the team that passed on him to select running back Ronnie Brown.  If Edwards can stay healthy this year, it is likely he will be playing his final game in Honolulu.  That is something Cleveland hasn’t been able to boast about since the Browns linebacker Jamir Miller was selected to the Pro Bowl in 2001.

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