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Ricky Williams will probably get the start on Saturday against the Titans. The Dolphins are likely to have to shuffle things - Ronnie Brown is unlikely to play due to injuries suffered in last weeks win over the Jets. Brown missed practice this week, leaving Williams to receive the snaps with the offense.

"We will make a game-time decision on Ronnie's status in terms of what he can or can't do and might even have to work him out before the game," Nick Saban said.

Williams, off the bench, has rushed for 309 yards and three touchdowns on 65 carries. In that same span, Brown has 211 yards and one touchdown on 59 rushes.

Miami will have the services of quarterback Gus Frerotte (finger), who practiced Wednesday and Thursday after missing Tuesday's session.

Miami are on a four-game winning streak entering Saturday's home game against Tennessee. It's good stuff - if a little late.

Sports betting spreads have Miami at -5.5 for the Tennessee game.

Gus Frerotte returned to practice Friday and appears as though he can start Sunday's game in Cleveland. "We feel like he probably could play in the game, based on what he did today," said coach Nick Saban.

He was a little cagey however, as Saban give away too much information to the Cleveland Browns - so did not confirm anything. Saban added that it was key for Frerotte to get in some work at least by Friday. "Guys who have more experience and have been doing something probably can go out and perform with less reps than younger, more inexperienced guys," Saban said.

Cleo Lemon will serve as the second-string quarterback. Lemon was acquired in a trade with San Diego for A.J. Feeley and a 2006 sixth-round draft choice.

"He has made a lot of progress," Saban said of Lemon. "A lot of it is learning the offense and feeling comfortable with it... He could probably use a little more time to develop but I also feel confident that if he plays, he can do the job for us."