6-6...+.10*
2*u 37(120) miami/car....over the years i have developed a system that calls for the total in this game to go under in 62.5% of the time.
here are the qb rotations that i got from another site....i capitialized what i thought would be important for my under play.....
Miami Dolphins - QB Rotation: Daunte Culpepper (first half), Joey Harrington, Cleo Lemon, Brock Berlin.
THE STARTERS ARE EXPECTED TO PLAY THE FIRST HALF, and Saban said they might also complete the first series in the third quarter Thursday.
Secondary thin. Eddie Jackson is back at practice after missing the past week with an abdominal injury. The Dolphins are still waiting for cornerbacks Michael Lehan (knee) and Travis Daniels (ankle) to return to practice. Both missed practice Monday and are not expected to play against Carolina. With so many injuries, rookie safety Jason Allen found himself on the cornerback. "We had him at corner because we don't have any corners," said Nick Saban. Jason Allen split time between safety and cornerback during team drills and looked good playing both.
More speed on offense: No. 3 receiver, rookie Derek Hagan, who has the size (6-2) and speed to pose problems in the slot, is making a very strong push for the job, which will be determined in preseason games. WR Kelly Campbell remains a candidate for the No. 3 job because of his speed. Safety Travares Tillman said Miami's offense has been tougher to defend in camp than last year not only because of Daunte Culpepper, but because "Campbell stretches the field a lot."
Carolina Panthers - QB Rotation: Jake Delhomme, Chris Weinke, Stephan LeFlors, rookie Brett Basanez.
The offense will be tweaked to take advantage of the speed of RB DeShaun Foster and rookie RB DeAngelo Williams and that WON'T BE UNVEILED UNTIL THE REGULAR SEASON. Williams and DeShaun Foster haven't looked overly impressive, but the OFFENSIVE LINE HASN'T PLAYED ALL THAT WELL, AND THE PANTHERS AREN'T GOING TO SHOW NEW WRINKLES IN THE PRESEAON. Foster will open the year as the featured back, but Williams will get considerable time.
All-pro wide receiver Steve Smith is back. Smith sat out 17 days (counting off days) and missed 24 practices while he rehabilitated. Smith hasn't been involved in contact drills though.
eventhough the starters are expected to have additional playing time, i expect both offenses to play a vanilla type of game & i look for carolina to try & run the ball to get their offensive line ready for opening day...
good luck..
2*u 37(120) miami/car....over the years i have developed a system that calls for the total in this game to go under in 62.5% of the time.
here are the qb rotations that i got from another site....i capitialized what i thought would be important for my under play.....
Miami Dolphins - QB Rotation: Daunte Culpepper (first half), Joey Harrington, Cleo Lemon, Brock Berlin.
THE STARTERS ARE EXPECTED TO PLAY THE FIRST HALF, and Saban said they might also complete the first series in the third quarter Thursday.
Secondary thin. Eddie Jackson is back at practice after missing the past week with an abdominal injury. The Dolphins are still waiting for cornerbacks Michael Lehan (knee) and Travis Daniels (ankle) to return to practice. Both missed practice Monday and are not expected to play against Carolina. With so many injuries, rookie safety Jason Allen found himself on the cornerback. "We had him at corner because we don't have any corners," said Nick Saban. Jason Allen split time between safety and cornerback during team drills and looked good playing both.
More speed on offense: No. 3 receiver, rookie Derek Hagan, who has the size (6-2) and speed to pose problems in the slot, is making a very strong push for the job, which will be determined in preseason games. WR Kelly Campbell remains a candidate for the No. 3 job because of his speed. Safety Travares Tillman said Miami's offense has been tougher to defend in camp than last year not only because of Daunte Culpepper, but because "Campbell stretches the field a lot."
Carolina Panthers - QB Rotation: Jake Delhomme, Chris Weinke, Stephan LeFlors, rookie Brett Basanez.
The offense will be tweaked to take advantage of the speed of RB DeShaun Foster and rookie RB DeAngelo Williams and that WON'T BE UNVEILED UNTIL THE REGULAR SEASON. Williams and DeShaun Foster haven't looked overly impressive, but the OFFENSIVE LINE HASN'T PLAYED ALL THAT WELL, AND THE PANTHERS AREN'T GOING TO SHOW NEW WRINKLES IN THE PRESEAON. Foster will open the year as the featured back, but Williams will get considerable time.
All-pro wide receiver Steve Smith is back. Smith sat out 17 days (counting off days) and missed 24 practices while he rehabilitated. Smith hasn't been involved in contact drills though.
eventhough the starters are expected to have additional playing time, i expect both offenses to play a vanilla type of game & i look for carolina to try & run the ball to get their offensive line ready for opening day...
good luck..