Trade Tomlinson for Ronnie Brown??

[jefffrizzle2001]

Does this sound like a good move? LT isnt the starter (yet) but Ronnie is.

They both get about the same amount of touches. Should i pull the trigger on the deal?

[Retet]

Are you getting Ronnie? It sounds that way. And if so, then yes. I think you'd be on the winning end of this deal.

[jefffrizzle2001]

Yes, just to clarify i would be getting Ronnie.

What do you think about the Dolphins throwing the ball more, and less wildcat plays?

Is it still worth it to take Ronnie Brown? I have a feeling that LT will be the #1 RB in NY shortly, and im positive they wont abandon their running game

[jefffrizzle2001]

anyone?

[liono123]

The Dolphins are still a run-first team, and Ricky Williams is not getting very many carries. LT is in more of a share situation than Ronnie, so while this is close, I'd rather have Brown.

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[Sex Panther]

If I were drafting today knowing what we know from this young season, I would draft LT ahead of Brown.

I like both guys, probably more than most, however, LT has been incredibly durable during his HoF career - Brown has not.

LT has supplanted Greene as the starter - LT is getting about 60% of the backfield touches for NY, Brown is significantly outproducing Williams - but Brown is only getting 55% of backfield touches.

I think the Jets are a better team than the Dolphins.

I think the Jets will be playing with a lead more often than the Dolphins.

I think when all is said and done LT has a better statistical year than Brown, and I think he plays all 16 games.

I would hold onto LT.

[Ryo1549]

I agree with Panther. LT looks to have more pep in his step and looks to be the clear cut starter in NY. The phins seem to be passing more as the confidence grows within Chad Henne and Ronnie Brown isn't exactly MR. Durable either.