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It was hoped the Pat White Package would piggyback on Ronnie Brown's Wildcat ... is of the vicious helmet-to-helmet hit he took from Steelers cornerback Ike Taylor in the 2009 season finale at Sun Life. White would be wheeled off on a stretcher ...  
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A writer at the Post since 2005, Ben was in Miami when Greg Camarillo raced 64 yards, in New England when Ronnie Brown unleashed the Wildcat and in New York when Sal Alosi tripped Nolan Carroll ... This is Brian’s second go-round with the ...  
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As Dan Marino prepares to wave goodbye to his last-remaining ... the Eagles’ Ronnie Brown 433-89 in combined scrimmage yards. • San Fran’s Aldon Smith leads all rookies with 14 sacks. Season rookie mark is 14 1/2 by Jevon Kearse in ...  
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If Hawaii ever were to land a professional football team, Brandon Marshall would be its first target. The Miami Dolphins receiver scored a single-game record four touchdowns, finishing with 176 receiving yards to lead the AFC to a 59-41 win over the NFC in the Pro Bowl on Sunday at...  
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Miami Dolphins GM Jeff Ireland has a daunting task ahead of him this offseason: to save the Fins from toiling away in the bowels of the AFC East. In his three seasons as general manager, Ireland has failed to escape the hole the Dolphins have dug themselves into for over a decade,...  
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