~Brown recovers fully, having a healthy Williams would give the Dolphins the kind of two-back tandem that is popular in the NFL.~

~Also, if Williams can shake off the rust of being a 31-year-old who has played 12-plus games in the past four seasons, it would give the Dolphins another asset they could trade.~

~Williams is set to make $730,000 next season, hardly expensive for a running back playing well.~

Just to point out a few. If anything this articles shows that Bill isn't "lying" to us.

Nice try though.

At his introductory media session last Thursday, Parcells said: ``I'm interested in good-character people. I don't want thugs and hoodlums on the team. I really don't. I don't want bad-character guys. I don't want problem children. I'm more willing to let someone else try to address those things with other people.''

On Monday, Parcells spoke to the Virginia Tech team, in town for the Orange Bowl: ``I'm not looking for any dope heads, lazy guys. I'm looking for football players.

I'm glad he wants Ricky back, I think it's the right move. You can never have to many good players even if one of them is a "pot head problem child".

I think it's funny/odd (if not lying) that the same day he is standing before all those young guys saying what he did while at the same time sending a letter to our resident pot head/quitting running back that he wants him back. It just proves to me that Bill is still among the living and he hasn't advanced to sainthood yet as some here might want to make out.
No double standard from me and I hope he will be able to turn it around; I just won't believe it until I see it. But at the same time I will keep score.