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By Len Pasquarelli
ESPN.com Friday, June 30, 2006 Criticized by some in the league for the fat contract that he used to pry coveted offensive line coach Hudson Houck away from the San Diego Chargers a year ago, Dolphins coach Nick Saban sat in a golf cart after a recent minicamp practice and, with a full year's perspective on which to rely, concluded that he and the Dolphins' organization got the better end of the deal. "It's the position on your staff where a good, detailed [assistant coach] can make the biggest difference," Saban said. "By ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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