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Ricky Williams is the Dolphins starting RB

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How do you think Bob Mar, I mean Ricky Williams will fare as the starting RB for the dolphins???

I think he can do it and its amazing that after being relatively inactive for the past few years and can still come out and win a starting job in the NFL

Fire up the bong!!!

 

Use Wesley Pipes...

I think he can do it and its amazing that after being relatively inactive for the past few years and can still come out and win a starting job in the NFL
What other RB's, in the Dolphins camp, did he smoke to get the starting job.
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Use Wesley Pipes...

 

:fight:

 

Billy Bong Thornton!

:fight:

 

Billy Bong Thornton!

Not without Kenny...

^ Ronnie Brown was never a good fit with the Dolphins...He has been an average back at best, and he's not the most durable guy either.

Yeremiah Bell ( My My--as he is known here in Clark Co.) had 5 tackles, including 4 of the solo variety in Miami's 19-14 preseason victory over Jacksonville Saturday night. Very proud of this young man.

I hear Ricky will not be riding with the team on game days. He will be flying on the "Pineaple Express".:jump:

^ Ronnie Brown was never a good fit with the Dolphins...He has been an average back at best, and he's not the most durable guy either.

 

He did lead the league in yards from scrimmage before his injury.

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