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According to ESPN he was drafted as a WR, but NFL.com has him as a QB. IMO he'll play both.
He'll play the "Slash" role. Chad Henne is the future QB.

Watchout for Miami. Even though Brady is back, I still think Miami wins this division. They're younger and more athletic.
 

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According to ESPN he was drafted as a WR, but NFL.com has him as a QB. IMO he'll play both.
He'll play the "Slash" role. Chad Henne is the future QB.

Watchout for Miami. Even though Brady is back, I still think Miami wins this division. They're younger and more athletic.



Miami was a one year wonder team, only thing they had going for them was the Wildcat offense and everyone figured it out by mid season. They will be lucky to finish 3rd place behind the jets and pats
 

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Miami was a one year wonder team, only thing they had going for them was the Wildcat offense and everyone figured it out by mid season. They will be lucky to finish 3rd place behind the jets and pats

Incorrect. Miami has actually been bringing in some pretty solid talent for several seasons now but they have been so poorly managed that they could never pull it together. Yes, their offense was not as good as they appeared but isn't it all about moving the ball and scoring points? The reason why teams figured out the wildcat is becuase they were limited with what they could do with Brown running the offense. Now you have White running the plays and the secondary can not cheat up becuase they need to cover the deep ball. As long as Miami doesn't beat themselves, the Wildcat is virtually unstoppable.

Miami may take a step back based on the difficulty of their schedule but I can guarantee you that they will be in every game in the 4th quarter.
 

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Incorrect. Miami has actually been bringing in some pretty solid talent for several seasons now but they have been so poorly managed that they could never pull it together. Yes, their offense was not as good as they appeared but isn't it all about moving the ball and scoring points? The reason why teams figured out the wildcat is becuase they were limited with what they could do with Brown running the offense. Now you have White running the plays and the secondary can not cheat up becuase they need to cover the deep ball. As long as Miami doesn't beat themselves, the Wildcat is virtually unstoppable.

Miami may take a step back based on the difficulty of their schedule but I can guarantee you that they will be in every game in the 4th quarter.

How many times per game do you thing Miami is going to run the Wildcat?

No more than 5 per game.
 

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How many times per game do you thing Miami is going to run the Wildcat?

No more than 5 per game.

I would be surprised if they made it a major part of the offense but if Pat White can establish himself as a threat throwing the ball, they can set up in the decoy wildcat formation and run any play they choose. By simply setting up in that formation with White in the backfield, the defense will have no idea whats coming.
 

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NFL defenses would handle Pat White in the Wildcat the same way they handled it in the second half of last season, after they had time to study it: They'd blitz every time. White has a long way to go before pro secondaries are afraid of his passing.
 

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