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    Channing Crowder and Jason Ferguson are doubtful for Miami Dolphins on Sunday
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    But coach Tony Sparano sees big things for Crowder, who has the size (6-2, 250), athletic ability and youth (age 25) to develop into a big-time player. "This guy is quite possibly a Pro Bowl type of a player ... Not there yet, hasn't done it yet, but I think can eventually be there." The timing couldn't be better for the emergence of back-up nose tackle Paul Soliai,who had a career game against the Jets, finishing with six tackles, a forced fumble and a batted pass. Full Article at Palm Beach Post
    This guy is quite possibly a Pro Bowl type of a player ... Not there yet, hasn't done it yet, but I think can eventually be there.
    Tony Sparano – Tony Sparano SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 2 weeks ago
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Channing Crowder and Jason Ferguson are doubtful for Miami Dolphins on Sunday
  1. The good news is that Paul's been playing more and more and more each game
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 2 weeks ago
  2. So I am pretty concerned.
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 2 weeks ago

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