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Ronnie Brown
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Age: 25
Weight: 187 lbs
Height: 5' 11"
College: Shepherd

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According to Dolphins coach Tony Sparano there are no p...

Miami Sun Sentinel

Mar 22, 2011 · 7:46 PM EDT

According to Dolphins coach Tony Sparano there are no plans to abandon the team’s ground-and-pound approach, especially once the offensive line gets fixed. Sparano said the Dolphins, which averaged 3.7 yards per carry, will remain a run-first offense.

“We’re going to continue to run the football because that’s my nature. It might not be popular with everybody, but that’s what I like to do. There are some teams in this league that got very far being able to do it,” Sparano said at the NFL’s owners meetings.

Anytime a question about Ronnie Brown or Ricky Williams, the team’s two free agent tailbacks, was asked Sparano sidestepped the question. However, he didn’t rule out the possibility that one would return.

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Most mock drafts have the Dolphins selecting Alabama's Mark Ingram with their first round pick. If that happens, he will be a valuable fantasy selection come summer.

After six seasons, Ronnie Brown acknowledged he could h...

Boston Globe

Jan 03, 2011 · 10:25 AM EST

After six seasons, Ronnie Brown acknowledged he could have played his final game with the Dolphins. The running back will be an unrestricted free agent in the offseason. Brown and Ricky Williams, also a free agent, could be of interest to the Patriots, who are expected to have Fred Taylor retire in the offseason.

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Miami looks to get running game going

Miami Herald

Nov 22, 2010 · 1:25 PM EST

Never in his six-year career had Dolphins running back Ronnie Brown played in an NFL game when he ran the ball only three times.

Before two weeks ago, Ricky Williams could also have said the same about his 10-year career.

Yet during Miami's loss to the Bears on Thursday, that's exactly what happened to both of them. Brown and Williams each contributed three runs for 11 combined yards.

"In the last two games, our runners have 33 carries for 90 yards,'' Dolphins coach Tony Sparano said. "That isn't good enough.''

Far from it. During a season when the running game's production has been less than anticipated, this downward trend reached a new and extreme low. Adding to the unfathomable number of carries Thursday, the Dolphins were also down to a third-string quarterback who lost his star wide receiver to a hamstring injury before halftime. If ever it seemed the load would be on the shoulders of the backs, this was it.

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