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13th pick who you be taking?

j-off-her-doll said:
Not great after the catch, really limited efficiency as a receiver, not a great blocker. Basically, I need to project him forward in every area to see him as someone I want on my team. His best attributes are being young, not particularly poor in any one area, and being the son of Jason Taylor and the nephew of Zach Thomas - which honestly does count for some.
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Unfortunately with the state of the roster we can't afford to be making “respect” draft picks even with our 7th picks
 

Josh Simmons?


“It is not a secret that Miami needs offensive line help, and they need it fast. Josh Simmons displays refined technique and solid physicality in pass protection,” said Enriquez.

“He is effective in both run-blocking and pass schemes. He has quick feet and, when healthy, is one of the more athletic tackles in this draft.

“The only reason he is not a consensus top-10 pick is that he is recovering from a season-ending knee injury that may delay his NFL debut.”

Simmons underwent knee surgery for his injury on Oct. 12.

Is this a smart move for the Dolphins @13 ... a top pick coming off injury? :shrug:
 
Can we get the Sanders duo and still fix the O-line?


The star quarterback threw for 4,134 yards, 37 touchdowns, and just 10 interceptions last season. He played a key role in the resurgence of both the Jackson State program, where he began his collegiate career alongside his father, and the Colorado program, where he spent two years after transferring.

"We went from Jackson State to Colorado and changed two programs back-to-back," Sanders said on Friday. "You don’t think I could come to an NFL franchise and change a program again? It’s history, it’s always going to repeat itself."

Does anybody see Sanders back in the NFL and changing a franchise? Would anyone want him to try here? :munch:
 
mwestberry said:

Josh Simmons?


“It is not a secret that Miami needs offensive line help, and they need it fast. Josh Simmons displays refined technique and solid physicality in pass protection,” said Enriquez.

“He is effective in both run-blocking and pass schemes. He has quick feet and, when healthy, is one of the more athletic tackles in this draft.

“The only reason he is not a consensus top-10 pick is that he is recovering from a season-ending knee injury that may delay his NFL debut.”

Simmons underwent knee surgery for his injury on Oct. 12.

Is this a smart move for the Dolphins @13 ... a top pick coming off injury? :shrug:
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You would certainly have to do due diligence on the medicals. I don't think any of us have the knowledge /, contacts and required info to judge, TBH.

A run of the mill ACL tear isn't a big deal these days. A total detachment ACL + MCL is a big deal.
 
Draft setting up nicely for a trade back. Would love to take a high impact player but we have so many holes and cap issues that we need cheap young players. Trade back and pick up an additional 2nd or 3rd.
 
I like this. AI offered me a bunch to trade down to 32 with the Eagles. Immediately the Raiders incentivised me to move to 37. I obliged.

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The dolphins needs a difference maker, Nose tackle is first priority, let's face it Josh Allen is a problem a good push to get him off his spot will help. then cornerback, then TE.
 
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