Miami Dolphins: Can They Be Any Worse Next Season?

Jason Ferguson started one game before going on injured reserve, but he has a lot of experience just like Keith Traylor a couple years ago. Look for Randy Starks (picked up from Tennessee) or veteran Vonnie Holiday to battle for the other DT position.

Starters at the beginning of the season: Jason Ferguson and Vonnie Holiday.

Starter half way through the season: Look for Randy Starks to fill in for the injury-plagued Jason Ferguson and Vonnie Holiday stay healthy.

Cornerback

They still have Will Allen, Michael Lehan, Travis Daniels, and Andre Goodman from last season, but they brought in Nathan Jones from Dallas to add depth in Special Teams.

Starters at the beginning of the season: Will Allen and Michael Lehan.

Starter half way through the season: Will Allen and Travis Daniels.

Safety

If Jason Allen can't get the job done, look for free-agent signee Chris Crocker from Atlanta to step in. Yeremiah Bell had no INTs last season at FS and that frightens Bill Parcells. That is why he brought in Keith Davis from Dallas. I see a theme growing here!

Starters at the beginning of the season: SS Jason Allen and FS Yeremiah Bell.

Starter half way through the season: SS Jason Allen and FS Keith Davis.

Special Teams

Kicker Jay Feely is back and so is second year pro Brandon Fields. Fields averaged 43.2 per punt and was a seventh rounder, at least they did one thing right. Also, look for the Dolphins to insert Ted Ginn Jr. as kick returner once again.

Projected Record

Since they added some players this offseason that will help their team, especially the players from the Cowboys, I see them finishing 6-10. There divison will be harder with the Patriots looking to go undefeated. The Jets, at least will be .500 and the Bills will be decent. Don't get to excited Dolphins fans! It is alot better than last season.

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