Let Hartline walk!!!!!!!!!!!!! that guy was the only receiver that did anything for the team, first of all they need a TE to control the middle of the field and then a fast guy that can catch and a guy they can feature.
So much for being realistic, assuming as if that would happen.In the real world, where you don't tie up almost 17 million dollars for 2 players at the same position.
Sign one, draft one ala Roddy White/Julio Jones
We already have a good possession receiver under contract in Davone Bess.
Agree with you on Bess, not on Ireland. Don't think Bess has enough speed for the type of O we are developing, I expect Hartline to be resigned because he is our best receiver and has great chemistry with Tannehill, what is not to like?Bess is so overrated by Miami fans.
As for the OP, it would be a typical Ireland move to let Hartline walk and sign a big free agent, who will end up not being better than Hartline, but paid more.
Sign one draft one "ala 2 guys drafted" interesting exampleIn the real world, where you don't tie up almost 17 million dollars for 2 players at the same position.
Sign one, draft one ala Roddy White/Julio Jones
We already have a good possession receiver under contract in Davone Bess.
Sign one draft one "ala 2 guys drafted" interesting example
I'm tired of seeing a slow slot receiver on this team. We need an upgrade. I'm so over seeing him try to outjuke the defender while falling down. We need playmakers.
Team sources tell the Miami Herald the Dolphins have "every intention" of pursuing impending free agents Mike Wallace and Greg Jennings if they reach the open market.
Pretty sure both these guys won't be bak with current team so boys who would u rather have? Me I say Wallace he brings speed we much need then we draft a bailey or Allen
:rolleyes2:We need Wallace, Jennings would be a terrible signing
-Wallace is younger
-Wallace has less injury concerns
-Wallace will help stretch the field
That last point is the key. We need a legitimate burner to stretch the field, and give Hartline and Bess room to work inside. Jennings is a good player, and is familiar w/ the West Coast offense. But he will not fix our need for a big time playmaker at WR