CHARGERS SCOUTING REPORT: Miami Dolphins

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SceetoSceetoforum_veteranOP
Sep 24, 2009, 04:23 PM

http://www.nctimes.com/sports/football/professional/nfl/chargers/article_a9512703-3f7a-5e30-89e2-bb8f3873c611.html

Player to watch: RB Ronnie Brown

Brown has been the only consistent element of Miami's offense since the Dolphins drafted him in 2005.

:D

In that time, Miami has started eight different quarterbacks (including former Charger Cleo Lemon,since-retired Trent Green and first-round bust Joey Harrington.

Yikes! Hmmm. Man, those where really the dark years, huh? They couldn't even mention Feeley's name:D. He was that bad. We're all trying to wipe that memory from our consciousness.:D

Brown's 136-yard rushing performance against the Colts on Monday night was the 14th 100-yard game of his career, which includes 125 yards in a 17-10 win over the Chargers last season.

;)

Offense

In a league that now centers on the vertical passing game, the Dolphins' attack is a trip back in time

:wink2:

Regarding Chad P.

His 67.4-percent completion rate in 2008 was the best in team history,

:up:

Since Pennington became the starter in Miami, the Dolphins are 2-5 when he throws for more than 250 yards. When Pennington throws for fewer than 250, they're 9-1. ..

There you have it.:wink2:

Defense:

Between the two of them, Porter and Taylor have 187 sacks since 2000, and Taylor's 105 lead all NFL players in that time. For their careers, they have a total of 205 1/2, by far the most of any current tandem.

:yes:I love 'em, but they might need a dose of Viagra or something because they really need to get their game up. They were looking a bit slow last week. We needed to get more pressure on Peyton. Lets hope thay can get to Rivers and I think they can. He has a tendency to hang in the pocket until the last second.

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