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Our new mostly ZONE blocking scheme will be interesting to watch. Our offensive line is being reshaped from a power scheme to a more agile unit. Our quick paced high octane passing game should result in fewer sacks...just hope that is also results in fewer INT's.
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More football please.
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Yep, this is definitely an EXTENSION...which means that we have him signed thru the next 5 seasons. Worse case cost scenario is 9.8 mill per year, I believe.
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I really like this draft. Especially, since I got 2 of the first picks correct in my mock (Tannehill & Egnew). We added a franchise QB, starting caliber Right tackle, tall fast TE that can catch in the red zone, Talented RB that will all be our starting Kick Returner, Pass rushers, & WR's that can run good routes and hold on to the ball. This is a real solid draft if the coach's
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Obviously, we need to establish a starting lineup on both sides of the ball. We need to adjust to the schemactic changes in all phases. Our defensive front will continue to be multiple (4/3 & 3/4). Our defensive coverage will be more Cover 4 - Left safety/ Right safety instead of our previous free / strong. Offensive line blocking schemes will certainly have some contrasts from prev
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Looks to have a decent average yards per catch and scores alot a TD's. East-West Shrine Game practices in sunny Florida "I think this year the player that's really standing out above all else is B.J. Cunningham, the wide receiver from Michigan State," ESPN draft guru Todd McShay said Tuesday. "He's shown that he can separate from any of the defensive backs here one-on-one,
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I expect us to look at Tommy Streeter . -- 6-4.7, 220 -- 4.40 Miami Julian Talley ..,,,.. -- 6-1, 185 -- 4.50 UMass for the WR position.
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I'm with Ross, I also hope we win super bowls and retire Tan the mans number some day.
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Tan is the Man! Go Phins!
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Since this draft does have some depth at receiver, I expect Ireland to continue to look in the mid rounds for WR talent. My top target is Brian Quick...but, he is very likely gone when we select in the 3rd round. Other options later in the draft for WR's (with size that can catch the ball) are: Tommy Streeter . -- 6-4.7, 220 -- 4.40 Miami Gerrell Robinson ,-- 6-3, 227 -- 4.62
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He looks interesting. It looks like he would be better fit in a 3-4 system and he needs to trim his weight down to get the quickness back he had in college. It's time for him to be re-united with his former teamate...Karlos Dansby.
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Who is Albert Breer? Is he that Boston globe writer?
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This hype is not very helpful. But, for everything that we have come to know about Jeff Ireland... Do You Really Think He Would Trade Up? No way. He is more likely to trade down then up. When he has moved up in the draft he has not over-paid in value.
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After watching video of this guy play...I just fail to see the major red flags that are glaring in other prospects. 1) Experience in Sherman's pro style offense. 2) Accuracy in the pocket and on the move. 3) Moves above average in the pocket to extend the play. 4) Has experience as a receiver. 5) Strong enough arm and quick release to make all the NFL throws. 6) Prototypical NFL size. 7)
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I have a very narrow wish list at 8. Unfortunately, that spot is great for Defensive lineman. We can't afford to draft more D-line. We need to get a QB or trade down and get a dominant pass rusher. And our options are very limited. Ryan Tannehill QB Texas A&M Courtney Upshaw LB Alabama Fortunately, there appears to be some depth at receiver later on in this draft.
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For...Pro....Yea
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2012 Mock Draft V1.0 8) Ryan Tannehill, QB Texas A&M 42) Shea McCellin, OLB Boise State 73) Brian Quick, WR Appalachian State 74) Michael Egnew, TE Missouri Remaining draft order to be determined This gives the Phins a "franchise" QB, pass rusher, and two big redzone targets.
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The Future is bright. I look forward to another solid draft class. Obviously, we have to solidify the QB position, Get a high motor pass rusher, and add some more play-makers at Saftey and TE.
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A protest? Yea, that will work. Protests are great for attracting quality free Agents. Idiots.
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