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Worst Position Groups in the NFL: Offense
Worst Position Groups in the NFL: Offense
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2013 Phinfever VIP Donor   Joined: Wed Jan 11, 2012 12:26 pm Posts: 1317 Location: Delray Beach, Florida 
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 Worst Position Groups in the NFL: OffenseQuote: Worst running back group: Miami Dolphins Lamar Miller is a great fantasy football sleeper. The Dolphins expect him to make a big leap this season. But he's a second-year pro who was drafted in the fourth round and only carried the ball 51 times last year. He's also the easy choice as the best back on the Dolphins' roster because we've seen what Daniel Thomas can do. 2013 fifth-rounder Mike Gillislee also should find carries. Good news for Dolphins fans. This is the best position in which to not look great on paper. Quote: Worst offensive line: San Diego Chargers The Chargers have a center and a right tackle, so that's a start. But it's fair to question if rookie right tackle D.J. Fluker will be a huge asset in pass protection. Honorable mention: Detroit Lions, Arizona Cardinals, Chicago Bears, Miami Dolphins, Dallas Cowboys: Detroit's offensive tackle combination of Reilly Reiff and Corey Hilliard is a big concern for Matthew Stafford. ... Chicago added talent and more importantly added a better offensive coaching staff. ... The Dolphins might have downgraded this offseason from a so-so 2012 group http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100000 ... fl-offense I was watching their video recap of this article, and found it very interesting that the trio of Hartline/Wallace/Gibson are good for the 5th best in the league in total yards combined. They're in great company too, as only the trio of receivers who have more combined yardage are from Denver, Atlanta, Indy, and Tampa Bay. 3 out of those 4 teams have prolific offenses that engineered playoff runs last season.  _________________ 
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| Tue May 14, 2013 8:58 am |
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Phinfever 2013 Mock Champion  Joined: Sat Nov 27, 2010 12:52 am Posts: 5118 Location: Lancaster, PA
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Re: Worst Position Groups in the NFL: Offense we won't be anywhere near the worst running team in 2013. We know how to run the ball.
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| Tue May 14, 2013 1:23 pm |
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Phinfever Global Moderator  Joined: Tue Jan 12, 2010 1:04 pm Posts: 5413
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Re: Worst Position Groups in the NFL: Offense A good passing game will open up the running game.
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| Wed May 15, 2013 9:29 am |
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Phinfever Legend  Joined: Sat Apr 17, 2010 5:59 pm Posts: 5046
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Re: Worst Position Groups in the NFL: Offense Lamar Miller is built to handle the responsibilities of a feature starting back. Reggie Bush for all of his skills was a 3rd down back playing starter. If Lamar Miller can produce close to five yards a carry, and last year was a good indication he can, then I think he's more than capable of racking up 1,000 yards this year. In addition, I think Gillislee gives us a nice 3rd down option. Nobody is talking abou this kid yet, but I fully expect him to play a significant role this season. I think between Miller and Gillislee we should be able to see 1,500 yards and over 10 touchdowns this season.
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