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Ken Dorsey pulls off his shoulder pads, losses them to the ground and takes a seat near the practice field. He tries to get comfortable, but the cold metal bleacher doesn't allow it. The conversation makes him even more restless. How many times must he defend himself against the critics? He knows his supposed deficiencies better than top-ranked Miami's playbook, and he rattles them off as easily as he calls an audible: He lacks arm strength, mobility and accuracy. He gets rattled under pressure. He's a product of a system that just about anyone could run. And he's far from the best player in the country. In fact, some say Dorsey isn't even the best player in his own ...