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I for one am uncertain. You? :confused:
I for one am uncertain. You? :confused:
Is The 2013 Draft The Most Important Draft In Dolphin History?
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mikefinfan
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Id say this is going to be the most important draft in the Philbin era... I think he needs 4 years...but people will start to blame him for losing real quick...it's already started actually, so yeah for this era this is the most important draft
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It's important that we don't mess it up. We have plenty of high picks we have clear needs to fill and we have the opportunity to give players time to develop. I think it's a little over dramatic to say it's the most important, but it is a big opportunity and if we mess it up would be a big miss.
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Mike, in regards to your signature logo design, a slight alteration from the tradition logo may not sell even though it's a great looking design, idea. For that newer version in your sig is simply just a streamline version of the traditional logo which is not a bad thing.
(I feel that most fans would not want the helmet in the new version.)
I think that the organization is wanting a brand new, modern idea (not a radical change as one might imagine but a fresh, new era type of concept) rather than a simple upgrade from the classic logo.
That's my opinion for what's worth.
Mike, in regards to your signature logo design, a slight alteration from the tradition logo may not sell even though it's a great looking design, idea. For that newer version in your sig is simply just a streamline version of the traditional logo which is not a bad thing.
(I feel that most fans would not want the helmet in the new version.)
I think that the organization is wanting a brand new, modern idea (not a radical change as one might imagine but a fresh, new era type of concept) rather than a simple upgrade from the classic logo.
That's my opinion for what's worth.
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Yes. Epically important.
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A bit dramatic, don't ya think? It will define the next possible decade at most. Very important to a very frustrated fan base though.
This may be the most important Draft in Recent Team History. IF Miami achieves re-signing Most of it's own F/A's Like Hartline, Starks, Fasano, Smith, and possibly McDaniel (for depth) as well as, Martin showing he is a capable LT; having those 5 picks in the 1st Three Rounds can give Ireland or Whoever is the GM alot less to worry about. If Anyone of those guy's leave, things could get much more questionable. Jake Long I believe will be gone, that is why I didn't mention him above.
I am simply just posting a question out of curiosity. Yes it is a little over-the-top but heck it doesn't hurt to ask.
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No, thankfully. Ireland is just going to pick up some more garbage.
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Yes.
The AFC as a whole is rebuilding. Teams such as the Broncos and Patriots are tied to their old quarterbacks and only have a handful of years left to take a shot at the Superbowl. Former dominate teams such as the Colts, Steelers, and Chargers are rehauling their roster(some faster than others obviously). Teams such as the Jets and Raiders have to rebuild but are currently strangled by salary cap concerns.
We have the ammunition to get a jump start on rebuilding. If we hit on our draft picks we could be contenders as soon as 2014(to put that in perspective, Manning will be 38 years old and Brady will be 37). If we miss on those draft picks or make some Gibril Wilson/Jake Grove type signings, we could set this team back for years. Look at what happened in 2008. We had salary cap room and 4 picks in the top 3 rounds. What happened? We have a single player left from that draft(Jake Long, who could walk) and were recently unable to sign any free agents because of previous bad contracts.
For every draft pick we miss on, another team hits on. For every bad free agent contract we give out, we are prevented from signing a good free agent in the future. For the life of me, i cant recall a more important offseason. If we screw this up, Tannehill could be 28 by the time we feel the full effects of our mistakes and are forced to rebuild yet again.
The AFC as a whole is rebuilding. Teams such as the Broncos and Patriots are tied to their old quarterbacks and only have a handful of years left to take a shot at the Superbowl. Former dominate teams such as the Colts, Steelers, and Chargers are rehauling their roster(some faster than others obviously). Teams such as the Jets and Raiders have to rebuild but are currently strangled by salary cap concerns.
We have the ammunition to get a jump start on rebuilding. If we hit on our draft picks we could be contenders as soon as 2014(to put that in perspective, Manning will be 38 years old and Brady will be 37). If we miss on those draft picks or make some Gibril Wilson/Jake Grove type signings, we could set this team back for years. Look at what happened in 2008. We had salary cap room and 4 picks in the top 3 rounds. What happened? We have a single player left from that draft(Jake Long, who could walk) and were recently unable to sign any free agents because of previous bad contracts.
For every draft pick we miss on, another team hits on. For every bad free agent contract we give out, we are prevented from signing a good free agent in the future. For the life of me, i cant recall a more important offseason. If we screw this up, Tannehill could be 28 by the time we feel the full effects of our mistakes and are forced to rebuild yet again.
God (and this an agnostic speaking), help him make the right moves!