Cam Cameron hired as new Dolphins head coach

It's official. Cam Cameron is the new Miami Dolphins head coach. Cameron signed a four-year contract today and will follow in Nick Saban's footsteps, after he bolted for Alabama a couple of weeks ago.

So my wish came through. I've been giggling constantly for the past 3 hours and I probably won't be stopping anytime soon. Look at me right there. That's the look of someone who just pissed pure excellence.

Either way, it's Cameron first head coaching job at the pro-level, so he should be very motivated to turn things around in South Florida after a very disappointing 6-10 season that was plagued by injuries, sub-par performances and awful play-calling on offense.

Miami averaged 16.3 points a game in '06, their lowest total since the franchise's second year of existence back in 1967. Cameron has weapons that he can use now to make a pretty potent offense but questions do remain.

Will Daunte Culpepper get healthy and return to form? If he doesn't, will it be Joey Harrington or Cleo Lemon at the helm? Cameron will also have to figure out how to get Chris Chambers involved again, after Chambers basically became a non-factor last season.

I am very excited though to see how he'll use Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams together. It's no coincidence that the 4 remaining teams in the play-offs all use some sort of running back platoon. If used right, Brown and Williams could be as good or even better than the likes of Bush/McCallister and Maroney/Dillon.

But that's the key word right here. Excitement. Exactly what this franchise needed after the entire Nick Saban drama.