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Brined brisket = corned beef
Granted the time is longer to make corned beef, but that is essentially the road you are heading down IMO.
In any case, you can always eat the experiment, so give it a shot.
At the end of the day, it is just cooking, have fun and don't make it harder than it has to be.
Attention to detail is needed, but a rib is a rib.
Good luck out there.
For me -
Chicken - I very rarely cook chicken in the smoker at home if I do it is just for competition practice or trying something new for a contest. If I were to at home there would be almost no sauce (if any) and I would not to through the trimming hassle or worry about bite through skin...
Actually, I have a ceramic flower pot base in there wrapped in foil. Serves the same purpose as filling the bowl with sand, without the hassle of sand. Just throw the foil away after the cook and you are done.
But yeah, the juices don't hit the coals in any case.