#1. That means nothing even if it were true.
#2. Tannehill has not failed, management has.
#3. Those coordinator's sucked and are either out of work all together or have been demoted for a reason.
#4. We are on our 3rd GM that stands behind Tannehill.
#5. Adam Gase loves Tannehill.
#6. Connor Cook is a pipe dream for people who can't put the pipe down.
#7. Tannehill is our starting QB! We are not drafting a QB.

That's the only response out of the 7? LOL

Actions speak louder than words in this case. Do you think he passed up Eli Manning without knowing what he was getting in Tannehill?

Sometimes coaches only get one shot to be a HC. He's not betting his career on a QB he doesn't believe in.

I'll tell you what. I'll bet on Ryan Tannehill having a great career under Adam Gase and you bet on Connor Cook. We'll revisit in one year.

My only projection is this.....

Ryan Tannehill: 4,200 yards, 32 TD's, 14 ints.

Moving up in this draft for Zeke Elliott is one of the dumbest moves the franchise could make.

The 2017 class of RB's is going to be: Leonard Fournette, Dalvin Cook, Christian McCaffrey, Nick Chubb, Elijah Hood, Semarjie Perrine, Royce Freeman, Jalen Hurd...


Why give up future picks when these guys are coming on board next year? The Phins probably land one of the top 5 names and have an elite RB for a long time.

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"When you suck long enough, you get a Hickey"

A bird in the hand....

I'm thinking they will wait for Jack and Zeke at 13. If both are taken before 13, they will entertain trade down offers up to 10 spots down.
If not, it's likely going to be a DB at 13.

Myles Jack just gave a statement saying he may need micro-fracture surgery....like a hot potato!

Many teams believe they can get zone corners in the later rounds of the draft. It's the cover corners that team always take high. They also present a higher bust rate.

Seattle formed the Legion of Boom with a 5th, 6th and UDFA cornerbacks in a zone system.

Not saying it's the way to go but it is a reality.

I see several late mocks with EE falling to 13. Can you imagine landing Parker and Elliott is consecutive drafts at 14 & 13? Please please!

JoeFootball Wrote:
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> Sure, EE would be a great addition, but he won't
> be able to change Miami's fortunes until about two
> or three years down the road.
>
> 2 or 3 years? He is the odds-on favorite for OROY.
> Fully capable of being a top 5 back and in the
> chase for league leader in yards and TD's. 41 TD's
> in two years at OSU. He will have an instant
> impact for whoever drafts him. He helps the
> defense as well as the QB and passing game. I'm
> not sure any other one draft pick would have as
> much of an impact on the entire team.
>
> Besides, until Miami gets that OL fixed, it could
> be tough for even EE to run through.
>
> I don't really see it that way. The line was very
> good in the run game when we had our big 3
> healthy. Unfortunately that was only for a few
> games. Status quo from the initial starting unit
> is good enough in the run game to produce good
> running numbers but we are not status quo.
>
> Urbik is twice the player as ANY of our former
> guards on the right side. Bushrod is a former Pro
> Bowler who was athletic enough to get there as a
> LT. It's not hard to imagine him being better than
> Dallas Thomas as a LG and he offers better
> insurance for injury to either of our tackles.
>
> Just with these guys, EE can have a great year. He
> is the only back in the draft capable of making a
> line better immediately. He makes it less
> important to take a first round lineman but we can
> still add one in the draft as well as in FA. Cuts
> will be coming as well as post draft signings &
> UDFA's.
>
> Does Conklin or any other lineman make Ajayi or
> any other rookie a better option than EE to lead
> the league?

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You may be right, Joe. I guess we will just have to wait and see.

thegreathoo Wrote:
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> Posted by: JoeFootball ()
> Date: April 27, 2016 11:48PM
>
> You're not following the draft but you are
> projecting either QB to be better than a 5th year
> Tannehill with an actual coach (coaches) for the
> first time in his career?
>
>
> Ryan Tannehill has failed under 2 coordinators.
> This is a salvage project this year.

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Failed?

Per Webster: To prove so deficient as to be totally inefficient. To be unsuccessful. To disappoint or prove undependable.

Does not sound like RT to me. If you want to label the team as a whole (including coaches and FO), then I would agree that "failed" is proper, but for RT alone...no.

yeah.....because the last time we moved up to #3 it worked out so great for us.

We need to be smart and trade down for more picks. You cant move up , sideways , anyways for one player until your at least a playoff caliber team. We are sooooooooo far from a 1 player change over.

GO DOLPHINS!!!!