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With today's blowout win by the Ravens, Miami will get the 54th overall pick from the Colts.

Here is a look at the top three rounds:

1st round (12)
2nd round (42)
2nd round (54)
3rd round (77)
3rd round (82)
 
I we pick well that could be 3-5 starters there. Hope Ireland gets it right.
 
With the amount of holes on this roster is will be 3-5 starters the question is do they become good starters?
 
I thought we had the 11th pick in the 2nd round (pick number 43)?
 
Any chance we could package anything and move up in any rounds? Or make a trade for a veteran player? Whatcha think?
 
dolfan19 said:
Any chance we could package anything and move up in any rounds? Or make a trade for a veteran player? Whatcha think?
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Unless somebody falls into the top of the second, no. Keep the picks and start building (again, and hopefully differently).
 
Parcells and Ireland had a bunch of early picks in 2008 and didn't do squat with them. Drafted Long, Merling, Henne and Langford.
 
Casas9425 said:
Parcells and Ireland had a bunch of early picks in 2008 and didn't do squat with them. Drafted Long, Merling, Henne and Langford.
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Remove "and Ireland" and your statement is a great point. Dont forget that not only was it the selection of bums like Long and Henne, but the passing on Matty Ice that made it such a huge blunder. After all, had Ryan been the selection at #1, that Henne pick couldve been used for a player that was actually good.
 
According to gbnreport.com, there's still some fluidity here:

(4:15 PM): Late game to decide three draft spots ... Three spots in the opening round selection order for the 2013 draft were up for grabs in today's two wild card playoff games, but nothing will be confirmed until the late NFC game between Seattle and Washington. If Seattle wins, St. Louis will pick 22nd with a pick acquired from Washington, followed by Minnesota at #23 and Indianapolis, which lost today's early game in Baltimore, at #24. However, if the Redskins win, then Minnesota will move up to #22, Indianapolis goes to #23 and Seattle will pick 24th. It had been determined that Cincinnati will have the 21st pick in this year's opening round after the Bengals lost to Houston in Saturday's AFC wild card game. Picks 25-32, of course, remain to be determined by upcoming playoff games.
 
WVDolphan said:
Remove "and Ireland" and your statement is a great point. Dont forget that not only was it the selection of bums like Long and Henne, but the passing on Matty Ice that made it such a huge blunder. After all, had Ryan been the selection at #1, that Henne pick couldve been used for a player that was actually good.
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For anyone to think that Ireland did not have major impact on every draft and free agency is a fool's folly. He did not leave Dallas just to sit on his hands. The majority of moves done in Miami were made because of Ireland, how do I know this, he is the damn GM
 
The Omen said:
I thought we had the 11th pick in the 2nd round (pick number 43)?
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They actually get the 10th pick in the second round(42) because the Browns forfeited their 2nd round pick to take Josh Gordon in the supplemental draft. The Dolphins also should have the 56th pick overall from the Colts, but it is the 54th pick because of the Browns forfeited pick and the Saints also forfeit their 2nd round pick because of bountygate.
 
Duriel said:
According to gbnreport.com, there's still some fluidity here:

(4:15 PM): Late game to decide three draft spots ... Three spots in the opening round selection order for the 2013 draft were up for grabs in today's two wild card playoff games, but nothing will be confirmed until the late NFC game between Seattle and Washington. If Seattle wins, St. Louis will pick 22nd with a pick acquired from Washington, followed by Minnesota at #23 and Indianapolis, which lost today's early game in Baltimore, at #24. However, if the Redskins win, then Minnesota will move up to #22, Indianapolis goes to #23 and Seattle will pick 24th. It had been determined that Cincinnati will have the 21st pick in this year's opening round after the Bengals lost to Houston in Saturday's AFC wild card game. Picks 25-32, of course, remain to be determined by upcoming playoff games.
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I think our pick from the Colts in the 2nd round is the 54th pick no matter what the result of the Seahawks/Redskins game is. We have to remember that teams with the same record will rotate with each round.

So, if the Redskins lose, the first round order looks like this:

21. Bengals (10-6) - .438
22. Redskins (10-6) - .494
23. Vikings (10-6) - .516
24. Colts (11-5) - .441

In the second round, the order is this:

51. Redskins (10-6) - .494
52. Vikings (10-6) - .516
53. Bengals (10-6) - .438
54. Colts (11-5) - .441

Now, if the Seahawks lose, it looks like this in the first round:

21. Bengals (10-6) - .438
22. Vikings (10-6) - .516
23. Colts (11-5) - .441
24. Seahawks (11-5) - .504

In the second round it would look like this:

51. Vikings (10-6) - .516
52. Bengals (10-6) - .438
53. Seahawks (11-5) - .504
54. Colts (11-5) - .441
 
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