The Phinsider

Walter football copy and paste. Lol!

Ive been watchinv this for weeks! Great addition though! All news is good news says gary genew!

D0lphins4Life - January 8, 2012 via mobile reply

pretty much lol

StinkyMojo - January 8, 2012 via mobile reply

Imagine Trent and Reggie together.

LimeyPhin - January 8, 2012 via mobile reply

I'd rather not.

I would be furious.

joel311 - January 8, 2012 reply

It's depressing seeing all the people having us take Barkley

before he declared. It just reminds me what we could have had at our spot.

Va FinFan - January 8, 2012 reply

Where is Keith on that list?

Wait a minute...

You want him on there, but not me? I see who you favor, Gramps!

Ok you can put this hack on there too.

Lol

I feel the love!

Finhead83 - January 9, 2012 via mobile reply

LOL I thought you would love my endorsement.

texascowpunk - January 9, 2012 reply

I thought about putting him on there.

I might add him later. And Finhead, if Finhead were like posting a mock draft tomorrow or something. Not that I am stating that will happen.

Kevin Nogle - January 8, 2012 reply

LOL

I have the power in my hands to make you look like a terrific prophet or to fall flat on this one. Perhaps we’ll see in 9 hours. I suspect we both already know the answer…

How 'bout we combine Fantasy Football Jungle and NFL Draft Blitz..

and take Richardson in Round 1 and Barron in Round 2?

DolphinNation - January 8, 2012 reply

Time for a lot of these people to update their drafts

Since a QB looks impossible without giving up a kings ransom I would take Upshaw or Richardson if either is available. Third choice would be a OT like Reiff.

I agree.

I don’t want to trade the farm for RG3. We have other gaps to fill as well.

Don’t see Richardson passing the Browns though. They’ll use him like they did Hillis.

LimeyPhin - January 8, 2012 via mobile reply

I could see Richardson falling if the Browns decide to go with Blackmon.

I would love him to fall to us.

Smash ‘n’ Dash with Reggie.

Then take a T in the 2nd. Although I’m curious as how the Murtha/Jerry situation will pan out.

LimeyPhin - January 8, 2012 via mobile reply

I'd rather have Blackmon fall than Richardson personally.

If Richardson fell to #9 as well, I’d personally listen to offers from teams wanting to trade up. I don’t think he’s someone we need in Miami, but I think we can land a haul from a team that does want him.

Don't see that happening

Blackmon has established himself as the best receiver in the draft and there are a couple of WR needy teams picking ahead of us. Calvin Johnson has also shown how awesome it is to just have a complete animal #1 WR. Dont see him falling.

Agree

there has also been a trend of RBs slipping lately.

The Browns need to find a WR.

Little is little more than a great #2 WR. He will not be a true #1, so either they get a true #1 or they need to get two very talented WRs. Not to mention that Cleveland needs an elite TE and upgrades to the D. McCoy shouldn’t be forced to do it all.

Wasted pick if RB...

I say this because it means we dump Thomas basically, and with Bush being able to play a whole game we would not be using our existing talent. If anything we need to take the best CB or Safety before a RB. I fully believe we’ll handle our RT issue through FA, so focus on D or if we go the O route, get the best WR out there. I keep thinking Clay will develop into a TE so the upgrade their isn’t needed.

rebelranger - January 8, 2012 reply

I wouldn't be a fan of RB either...

But I don’t think we’ll be settled at RT via FA. There just aren’t many good options for the long term in FA. I think we’re too high for a WR like Floyd and I really am not a fan of Jeffery, especially in Miami. As for TE, maybe Allen in the 2nd, but there is no TE worthy of #9. Still, I have others I’d look for in the 2nd round before someone like Fleener or Allen. I wouldn’t be opposed to them depending on who is on the board though.

Allen will be gone in the twenties.

The running game will quickly become an issue

We only have bush under contract for next season. We also cannot assume that he will manage to stay as healthy as he did this season, even missing one game isn’t bad. The entire assumption of being set at the RB position also assumes that we can resign Reggie, a big if.

The Jets game showed how critical a stud RB is to our offense and Daniel Thomas couldn’t get it done. Running back may not be a major position of need right now but it will quickly become one. Better to fill that position now with one of the best prospects available in years than have to settle for a possibly inferior talent because of necessity.

We will be able to resign Bush. We were the only team that believed him that he could be a premiere back.

We allowed him to get career highs in a single season with us. I think he takes a discount for the team that supported him.

I hope we can resign him as well, but...

that is a dangerous assumption that could put us in a bad spot.

If he has another good season then teams may see his value and go for him. Considering that we are already paying him nearly 5 million it looks like it will take a bundle to resign him.

Call it hedging, but we need to be sure the RB spot is safe especially since it looks like it is going to be another mediocre year of quarterback play in Miami.

I'm not too worried. Bush is tied for the 10th most compensated HB in the league.

Add 2.6 million a year and he is the 4th most. Like I said, he will likely take a little of a cut for continuity and the reasons above. Also, you have to keep in mind that due to the TV contracts ending next season, the cap space will actually open up.

SO is O-line, D-line, kicker, punter, QB, WR, TE, LBs, CBs, and Safety

Your point is that RB get old and you need to replace them, yes but all positions get old and need replacement. NE doesn’t have a “stud” RB, and they win, we have a “stud” and don’t win so what is the deal?

rebelranger - January 9, 2012 reply

Not my point at all

My point was that we only have Reggie under contract for one year and Daniel Thomas cannot do it by himself. Of course the team gets old but if you check out all the other positions most are still under contract for a while. The two major free agents we have this offseason are Langford and Soliai, thats pretty good. Given our situation, no realy QB to speak of, we rely heavily on the run. If we don’t have a running game, then we are in for a very long season.

NE doesn’t have a stud RB, but last time I checked they have a guy by the name of Brady. I’ve only heard some people talk about how he helps them win a few games here and there…

Phinatics - January 9, 2012 reply

I'm really sorry guys

But there is no use discussing this.
Tim tebow will win every superbowl for the rest of eternity.
He threw for 316 yards
on 31.6 yards a completion
John 3:16
I think you’re a heathen if you are anything other than a broncos fan

Gamer2102 - January 8, 2012 reply

Was that really his average?

wild zion beaver - January 9, 2012 reply

well the team he played against were the leading team against the pass & he torched them!

Wow it was. I might have to think about that one for a while.

tex!

Ithink u better pray on that one lol

Aleta - January 8, 2012 reply

Yeah. Its got me thinking. Its quite intriguing to say the least.

He only had 10 completions?

Yep.

But for the record he made those completions count.

Obviously, but that is almost unheard of in the past decade, to win a game in the playoffs against

a great team and only have your QB throw 10 completions.

Yeah.