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

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As he did in last week’s OTA, RB Ronnie Brown participa...

Palm Beach Post

May 31, 2010 · 9:04 AM EDT

As he did in last week’s OTA, RB Ronnie Brown participated in all the drills at Friday’s first practice of mini-camp, afterward pronouncing himself “about 80-something” percent healthy.

Brown, who underwent Lisfranc foot surgery after being lost for the season in last year’s Oct. 15 game against Tampa Bay, said his rehab has been a “steady progression” since the offseason workout program began in early March.

“When I first had the injury I didn’t know what to expect as far as a timetable,” he said. “I’m just taking it a day at a time.

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Ronnie Brown participated in all the running back drill...

Palm Beach Post

May 28, 2010 · 3:39 PM EDT

Ronnie Brown participated in all the running back drills at Friday’s first practice of mini-camp, afterward pronouncing himself “about 80-something” percent healthy.

Fantasy Impact:

Having Brown at 80% at this time of the year is perfect. With the Dolphins expecting to open up the passing game, so should the running lanes. Brown is a top 20 RB and should be drafted early (barring any setback).

Ronnie Brown Says He's Healing Well

Miami Herald

May 23, 2010 · 11:41 AM EDT

Miami Dolphins running back Ronnie Brown is still recovering from lisfranc surgery on his right foot, and isn't 100 percent. He still experiences soreness in the foot. But he did participate some in Miami's recent OTAs, and says the healing process is going well.

"It's good,'' Brown said. "I've been out there, and I've been in the offseason program, so I'm steadily making progress. If I continue to make this kind of progress, it will be pretty good for the season.''

The veteran runner doesn't rule out being completely ready for Miami's training camp in July.

Fantasy Impact:

Brown is a solid fantasy back when healthy, and is capable of monster games. The game he had against New England in 2008 when he ran for four touchdowns and threw for a score is legendary in fantasy circles. But he has a history of injury trouble and the Dolphins have Ricky Williams slated for a fairly sizeable workload. If you take Brown, make sure you have plenty of other options.

Dolphins WR Hartline wants starting job

Miami Herald

May 20, 2010 · 10:10 AM EDT

With Dolphins practices resuming, multiple starting jobs are open. On offense, a battle looms at the receiver spot opposite WR Brandon Marshall; Greg Camarillo started every 2009 game but nobody would be shocked if Brian Hartline supplants him.

Ronnie Brown is the clear front-runner at running back over Ricky Williams, but nothing is assured.

Hartline is very clear: ''I want a starting spot and I want to go after it. That's the only goal until it's taken care of.'' Camarillo said starting is ''important because the best players start and you want to be the best player.''

One Dolphins person said the team views Hartline as a bigger, faster Camarillo. But Hartline must earn it. ''It will be a heck of a competition,'' ex-Dolphins receiver O.J. McDuffie said. ''I like Hartline's speed and toughness. But I think it might be Greg starting. People underestimate him.''

Fantasy Impact:

This is a battle to watch. Obviously Hartline will have more value as a starter, and being opposite Marshall, he could be a forgotten man.