The frustration level may be building just a little bit for some folks on the Dolphins offense -- most notably wide receiver Brandon Marshall.
After dropping what should have been a sure TD in the back of the end zone from 5 yards out during the best-on-best team period this afternoon, Marshall picked up the ball he dropped and punted it ...
... Right over the fence of the Davie, Florida practice facility.
It helped his effort that the fields were configured to run east and west today and the street he punted the ball onto runs north and south just behind the end zone. The ball traveled about 25 yards.
The Dolphins first-team offense, meanwhile, didn't move nearly that far.
To wit during the team period versus the Miami first-team defense:
First play: Chad Henne incompletion.
Second play: Ronnie Brown rushes for minus-1.
Third play: Henne overthrows Browns circling out of the backfield.
Fourth play: Ricky Williams for a five-yard rush.
Fifth play: Williams plus-4 yards on a direct snap.
Sixth play: Wildcat and Williams gains 2 off a handoff from Brown.
Seventh play: Marshall drops the Henne pass.
Unscripted: Marshall Punt.
Eighth play: Ronnie Brown no gain.
End of period.
Sheesh.
The first team offensive line continues to take shape -- I hope. The first team today was RT Vernon Carey, RG John Jerry, C Joe Berger, LG Richie Incognito and LT Jake Long.
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