Lorenzo Booker: The Best Hope for Tony Sparano's Offensive System

During his most recent gathering with the local media, Miami head coach Tony Sparano made two statements that, when tied together, should be an encouraging sign for at least one Dolphin. In regards to what type of system the team will run with a completely new coaching staff led by a rookie head man, Sparano said that the system would have to fit the players they have. When asked more specifically about the offensive plan that could be put in place by him and new offensive coordinator Dan Henning, Sparano replied, "Right now we really don't have an idea one way or the other." It would appear then that all options are open for 2008, and the coaching staff will perhaps design game plans built around the hand they've been dealt and eschew a particular philosophy. This should be good news for Lorenzo Booker, and getting him more involved in the Dolphins' offense should return good news for Miami. The story of the 5-foot-10, 191-pound Booker's rookie season is just one of many in ... (link)