dolphaholic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > See to me, if you're only getting a 5th rnder for > him (with the cap hit) I'd rather roll the dice > and give him one more year. If you can get a 2nd > or maybe 3rd, then I can possibly see it, but not > a 5th IMO I agree. It makes no sense to dump him, take the extra cap hit and only get
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I just don't see us taking a dB in the first who isn't guaranteed to be better than what we have. I could see a "value" pick in the first if an elite dt, DE or lb falls to 14. But we failed to make the playoffs the last two years because our offense imploded down the stretch. Taking any defensive player early doesn't fix that. We've spent the vast majority of our cap space
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captkoi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saw an interesting article this morning concerning > Jordan and his no showing. > > Speculation that the Dolphins are keeping him out > of camp as they are working on a trade. > > Hmmmm..... How about sending him to Philly for Kiko Alonzo and a pick or two?
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JoeFootball Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tannenbaum said whenever there are disagreements > about personnel, Hickey ends them. Hickey has > final say on roster. > > Hickey said it's a big priority to keep Tannehill > upright. > > Which o-lineman fits best? Will probably be a > college tackle who can play there in a pinch.
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Odenn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > dolphin Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > People don't like Omar because he is not eaten > up > > with Tannehill, but is basically it. > > > > I am not a big fan of Tannehill, but I would > not > > trade him for Rivers who I think is
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Odenn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Get rid of him. Trade his ass before everyone > figures out how worthless he is. Not an option. His cap hit this year is $5.6M if he's on the team. Its 6.7m if you trade or cut him. We aren't cutting him just to make our cap situation worse. We MIGHT trade him if the value of the deal was worth carrying
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mizzou15 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > These signings prove that the Phins front office > reads my post and react to them. As I said > yesterday all fixes cannot be corrected thru the > draft. I also mentioned that experienced interior > lineman have a better chance of helping us than > rookies. The signing of Jennings may be a sign >
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Jim B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This does present some flexibility in the draft. > > But, If Parker is there...I would hope we would > pull the trigger. If he is not... I hope we do > everything possible to trade down and gain some > value. I agree. I'd probably still take one of the top three wr's at 14 if one falls. If t
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JoeFootball Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Both lineman are for depth. I don't see either as > a starter. Jennings gives us the option of taking > BPA if the top 3 WR's are gone by 14. Great mentor > for these young receivers. > > Now we can go WR, RB, OL, DT or CB at 14 if we > stay put. Now we are free to take Gurley if he's t
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ncfishfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yep it's all I do...not ahole! Haha.... "Do as I say, not as I do"... Right? Perfect. And what are the odds that if I look up you quotes (from 6 weeks ago) that they will appear in yet another "failbum" thread of yours?
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ncfishfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I do discuss things . no, you don't. You start threads, 85% of which are on the same topic. You discuss things the way a broken grandfather clock tells time. >all you discuss is how I > post on this topic All I do... Lol. Funny, you think it's just fine to post over and over on the
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JoeFootball Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > THE Truth Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > JoeFootball Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Collins can play either spot BUT there is no > > way > > > we wait until rou
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mizzou15 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jones plays FS No. He's has played it (poorly) at times., but his success has been at SS. Last year delmas was the fs and > > "Deep RB draft. Either take the superstar early or > grab a bargain late. " > > your opinion's as good as mine > Maybe, but only one maximi
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colonel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agree--just a little too obsessive Re: Philbin. Can we just close or delete these thread colonel? It would be one thing if he hung around to discuss the topic but he doesn't. I think he has something like 3 posts EVER where he partook in a conversation. All the others start threads like this, on the same su
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mizzou15 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jones goes to FS. Collins at SS. Collins can qb > the D. Jones is free to roam. Both are good run > defenders. > Jones has been awful when asked to play fs. We might draft a fs later in the draft but I don't think we are drafting another SS in the first in order to turn Jones from an asset into a d
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dolphin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People don't like Omar because he is not eaten up > with Tannehill, but is basically it. > > I am not a big fan of Tannehill, but I would not > trade him for Rivers who I think is an equal QB. > Rivers has never impressed me despite people > talking about how great he is. Rivers hasn't impr
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JoeFootball Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Collins can play either spot BUT there is no way > we wait until round 4 to draft a WR. Round 2 is > the lowest...and I highly doubt we draft 3 > positions that are not a need with the first 3 > picks. It ignores CB all together and no guard > until round 6? We need a starting WR, LG and CB >
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Yet another drive by spamming.
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jsm08 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hate the home game in London but love the 9:30 > kickoff. AM not PM
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Best schedule we've had in a LOOONG time. 6 extremely winnable games out of the gate before we see NE the first time or buffalo on the road. 5 of last 7 at home. No cold weather games unless the Jets game in mid-November is unseasonably cold. Other road game is at SD, where we play well historically. I like it.
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JoeFootball Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not so sure about that. Last years draft was > similar but only about 3 or 4 players made much of > an impact from the 2nd round. The top two players > IMO were Jarvis Landry and Joel Bitonio. About one > half of the players taken in round 1 made a > significant impact. About 15 out of 32 players
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If I'm gm and 14 rolls around without one of the top 3 WR's or Todd Gurley on the board then I'm trading down. Probably more than once. In a draft with little top shelf talent but lots of depth in rounds 2-5 I want as many picks as possible. Dream trade down scenario is: Drop 3 or 4 spots, add a 3rd. Drop from there to late 1st, add a 2nd. Drop from late first another 10 spot
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JoeFootball Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Like I said, It's not a non issue when he gets > suspended and misses games like Jordan did last > year, Ricky, etc. All I said is its a non issue for me. In another 5years it's going to be legal in most or all of the country. They have already rated the levels for constitutes a positive test in
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Crowder52 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tannehill and Rivers were pretty even QB's last > year and at this point in both of their careers. > The difference is Tannehill is on his way up as > shown by his progress each year. Rivers 3rd and > 4th years of his career were not as good as > Tannehills 3rd year... So to say Rivers is better &
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dolphaholic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Omar Kelly ?@OmarKelly 2h2 hours ago > If Philip Rivers is truly on the trade market the > Dolphins better be making a call to find out the > price. > > > Omar Kelly ?@OmarKelly 2h2 hours ago > If that hurts your feelings Patience Brigade then > toughen up. Dolphins tried to trade
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JoeFootball Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't care about pot either but what I do care > about is 4 game and 8 game suspensions for pot. > Decision making ability. Is he undraftable because the school had to suspend him for a positive test or face stiffer penalties? To each their own, but pot is a non issue for me unless he's selling it
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