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EJay said:
Thing is, when a freak prospect comes along — it causes teams to overdraft due to FOMO.

Granted, it seems Da Ray-Dahs suffered from it more than others over the decades, but I still believe someone will draft Araiza way too high.

If he doesn’t go before 102, MIA will likely have to draft him at 102 to get him. Which I bet the vast majority here is against. And for good reason.
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I've seen him listed as a top 100 player by some draft sites. So, yeah I think you're right.
 
I would not draft a punter that high even if the team needed one.

5th round would be the earliest I would consider kickers and punters.

But Araiza is going to be interesting to watch in the Draft and on the field.
 
jimthefin said:
I would not draft a punter that high even if the team needed one.

5th round would be the earliest I would consider kickers and punters.

But Araiza is going to be interesting to watch in the Draft and on the field.
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Jones, the corner from Houston, is a player to watch for Miami IMO. Pretty impressive in the slot, which is an area the Dolphins could target.

Interesting, too, that Miami didn't bring back Coleman. Virtually everyone else on the defense returns.
 
EJay said:
Thing is, when a freak prospect comes along — it causes teams to overdraft due to FOMO.

Granted, it seems Da Ray-Dahs suffered from it more than others over the decades, but I still believe someone will draft Araiza way too high.

If he doesn’t go before 102, MIA will likely have to draft him at 102 to get him. Which I bet the vast majority here is against. And for good reason.
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I could never see drafting a punter before the seventh round. I think that's crazy.
 
Although it was intended for this to be my last year providing positional draft rankings, I’m around 85% complete with my 2023 pre-season draft rankings that are intended for elsewhere.

However, I’ll go ahead and put ‘em here after the draft for everyone since Miami currently owns two 1st round picks next year and traded away a lot of their early 2022 draft capital.

A couple have a chance to be Hall of Famers based off early impressions.

I’ve enjoyed bringing this to you for nearly a decade and a half.

Ol’ Slimm is going to ride with you boys one last time. You can thank Mayor Grier.
 
Pachyderm_Wave said:
Although it was intended for this to be my last year providing positional draft rankings, I’m around 85% complete with my 2023 pre-season draft rankings that are intended for elsewhere.

However, I’ll go ahead and put ‘em here after the draft for everyone since Miami currently owns two 1st round picks next year and traded away a lot of their early 2022 draft capital.

A couple have a chance to be Hall of Famers based off early impressions.

I’ve enjoyed bringing this to you for nearly a decade and a half.

Ol’ Slimm is going to ride with you boys one last time. You can thank Mayor Grier.
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You are truly the best! You’re generous contributions and commitment are greatly appreciated!!!!
 
Pachyderm_Wave said:
Although it was intended for this to be my last year providing positional draft rankings, I’m around 85% complete with my 2023 pre-season draft rankings that are intended for elsewhere.

However, I’ll go ahead and put ‘em here after the draft for everyone since Miami currently owns two 1st round picks next year and traded away a lot of their early 2022 draft capital.

A couple have a chance to be Hall of Famers based off early impressions.

I’ve enjoyed bringing this to you for nearly a decade and a half.

Ol’ Slimm is going to ride with you boys one last time. You can thank Mayor Grier.
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🍻🍻🍻 appreciate you, Slimm 🙏 not in the business of telling people what to do, especially people I respect, but I'm hoping you continue to pop in from time.
 
Yass! Well this has now officially been Grier's best off-season by far. Cheers to you Slimm 🍻
 
Pachyderm_Wave said:
Although it was intended for this to be my last year providing positional draft rankings, I’m around 85% complete with my 2023 pre-season draft rankings that are intended for elsewhere.

However, I’ll go ahead and put ‘em here after the draft for everyone since Miami currently owns two 1st round picks next year and traded away a lot of their early 2022 draft capital.

A couple have a chance to be Hall of Famers based off early impressions.

I’ve enjoyed bringing this to you for nearly a decade and a half.

Ol’ Slimm is going to ride with you boys one last time. You can thank Mayor Grier.
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Is there a different site that you will be posting them to?
 
Slimm, admire your work from afar for years. Thanks for the work.

If you’ll be putting your work elsewhere, I’d be interested in where so I can follow.

Follow-up question: what have you thought about the off-season to this point for Miami?

Have you posted your thoughts elsewhere?
 
I am going to miss his lists and his opinions but I will miss his gentle, sweet disposition most of all..................................................
 
Pachyderm_Wave said:
1st Round Grades:

Thanks for doing this Pach
1. Evan Neal* / OT / Alabama

2. Ahmad Gardner* / CB / Cincinnati

3. Aidan Hutchinson / EDGE / Michigan

4. Charles Cross* / OT / Mississippi St.

5. Travon Walker / DE / Georgia

6. Kayvon Thibodeaux* / EDGE / Oregon

7. Devin Lloyd / LB / Utah

8. Nakobe Dean* / LB / Georgia

9. David Ojabo* / EDGE / Michigan

10. Kaiir Elam* / CB / Florida

11. Lewis Cine* / S / Georgia

12. Breece Hall* / RB / Iowa St.

13. Treylon Burks* / WR / Arkansas

14. Ikem Ekwonu* / OT / NC State

15. Jameson Williams* / WR / Alabama

16. Christian Watson / WR / N. Dakota St.

17. Kenneth Walker* / RB / Michigan St.

18. Perrion Winfrey / DT / Oklahoma

19. Jermaine Johnson / EDGE / Florida St.

20. Sam Williams / EDGE / Ole Miss

21. Andrew Booth* / CB / Clemson

22. Leo Chenal* / LB / Wisconsin

23. Derek Stingley Jr.* / CB / LSU

24. Arnold Ebiketie / EDGE / Penn St.

25. DeMarvin Leal* / DE / Texas A&M

26. Jordan Davis / DT / Georgia

27. Devonte Wyatt / DT / Georgia

28. Trevor Penning* / OT / N. Iowa

29. Tyler Smith* / OT / Tulsa

30. Zion Johnson / OG / Boston College

31. Tyler Linderbaum* / C / Iowa











Day 2 Grades:


32. Kenny Pickett / QB / Pittsburgh

33. Chris Olave / WR / Ohio St.

34. Jahan Dotson / WR / Penn St.

35. Garrett Wilson* / WR / Ohio St.

36. Drake London* / WR / USC

37. George Pickens* / WR / Georgia

38. Travis Jones* / DT / UCONN

39. Trent McDuffie* / CB / Washington

40. Kyle Hamilton* / S / Notre Dame

41. Drake Jackson* / EDGE / USC

42. Nik Bonitto* / EDGE / Oklahoma

43. Kenyon Green* / OG / Texas A&M

44. Jaquan Brisker / S / Penn St.

45. Dax Hill* / S / Michigan

46. Chad Muma / LB / Wyoming

47. Boye Mafe / EDGE / Minnesota

48. George Karlaftis* / EDGE / Purdue

49. Cameron Thomas* / EDGE / San Diego St.

50. Troy Andersen / LB / Montana St.

51. Christian Harris* / LB / Alabama

52. Brandon Smith* / LB / Penn St.

53. Kyler Gordon* / CB / Washington

54. Tre McBride / TE / Colorado St.

55. Jalen Tolbert / WR / S. Alabama

56. David Bell* / WR / Purdue

57. Isaiah Spiller* / RB / Texas A&M

58. Carson Strong* / QB / Nevada

59. Malik Willis / QB / Liberty

60. Darrian Kinnard / OT / Kentucky

61. Abraham Lucas / OT / Washington St.

62. Bernhard Raimann / OT / C. Michigan

63. Justyn Ross* / WR / Clemson

64. Tyler Allgeier* / RB / BYU

65. Jeremy Ruckert / TE / Ohio St.

66. Damone Clark / LB / LSU

67. Channing Tindall / LB / Georgia

68. Tay Martin / WR / Oklahoma St.

69. Velus Jones Jr. / WR / Tennessee

70. Zamir White* / RB / Georgia

71. Phidarian Mathis / DT / Alabama

72. Kyler McMichael* / CB / N. Carolina

73. Brian Robinson / RB / Alabama

74. James Cook / RB / Georgia

75. Rachaad White / RB / Arizona St.

76. Tyquan Thornton / WR / Baylor

77. Calvin Austin / WR / Memphis

78. Zachary Carter / DE / Florida

79. Jelani Woods / TE / Virginia

80. Skyy Moore* / WR / W. Michigan

81. John Metchie* / WR / Alabama

82. Greg Dulcich* / TE / UCLA

83. Josh Paschal / DE / Kentucky

84. Kellen Diesch / OT / Arizona St.

85. Zach Tom / C / Wake Forest

86. Matthew Butler / DT / Tennessee

87. Daniel Bellinger / TE / San Diego St.

88. Leon O’Neal Jr. / S / Texas A&M

89. Jalen Pitre / S / Baylor

90. Roger McCreary / CB / Auburn

91. Alontae Taylor / CB / Tennessee

92. Cam Taylor-Britt / CB / Nebraska

93. Jamaree Salyer / OG / Georgia

94. Nicholas Petit-Frere* / OT / Ohio St.

95. Thomas Booker / DT / Stanford

96. Akayleb Evans / CB / Missouri

97. Isaiah Thomas / DE / Oklahoma

98. Myjai Sanders / EDGE / Cincinnati

99. Micah McFadden / LB / Indiana

100. Chance Campbell / LB / Ole Miss

101. Sam Howell* / QB / N. Carolina

102. Desmond Ridder / QB / Cincinnati

103. Matt Corral* / QB / Ole Miss
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Pachyderm_Wave said:
Although it was intended for this to be my last year providing positional draft rankings, I’m around 85% complete with my 2023 pre-season draft rankings that are intended for elsewhere.

However, I’ll go ahead and put ‘em here after the draft for everyone since Miami currently owns two 1st round picks next year and traded away a lot of their early 2022 draft capital.

A couple have a chance to be Hall of Famers based off early impressions.

I’ve enjoyed bringing this to you for nearly a decade and a half.

Ol’ Slimm is going to ride with you boys one last time. You can thank Mayor Grier.
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Clue where you might be posting next year?
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Kinda wild given all the hype, but of the Top Safeties, Hamilton has the murkiest projection. Cine, Hill, Pitre, and Brisker require far less imagination.

For people particularly high on Hamilton (some still view him as the best player in the class), I'd ask, 1) what are his special traits? 2) how does his size help him in the NFL? He's not a particularly valuable box Safety, because he can't lock-down in man coverage, doesn't knife through gaps, or blitz particularly well. So, if the plan is to play him deep, obv the length helps some on contested balls, but how much is that worth big picture? He's not going to be a Earl Thomas or Ed Reed, and he's not going to be a Honey Badger or Derwin James.
 
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