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After the Quinn and Landrey trasaction....what picks we have and n°1 priorities ?

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Hello,

Afet the Quinn and Landry transactions, how many picks we have ? and what is our n°1 priorities ?

For me, we need at the draft : Mayfiled, Sutton or Kirk and 2 OG.
For Free Agency : 1 solid G, CJ Anderson,Hyde or Gore and Jimmy Graham or Trey Burton ( Graham is my favorite)

I hope RT will be our QB and not be traded and idem for Wake.

bye
 
I believe this is what we have so far as for draft picks:

Round 1 – 11th

Round 2 – 10th (42nd overall)

Round 3 – 9th (73rd overall)

Round 4 – 11th (111th overall) or 31st (131st--from Ajayi trade), depending on which was given to Rams in Quinn trade

Round 4 – 23rd (123rd overall) for Landry from Browns

Round 5 – given up in Anthony trade to Saints

Round 6 – 20th (194th overall) or 21st (195th overall) or 24th (198th overall), whatever Rams swapped to Dolphins in Quinn trade

Round 7 – 5th (223rd overall) from Bucaneers

Round 7 -11th (229th overall)
 
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There will be more players cut.until then I' not sure what we need first than second.
 
While many of us like Trey Burton a lot, he will be overpaid. It's a weak market and teams have a lot of money. We wont be getting Burton.
 
I think we are drafting our primary TE. IMHO that position will take priority over WR in the drafts 2nd or 3rd rounds. Otherwise, I agree with everyone else saying we really can't project specific needs priorities until after we are done purging contracts. Though at this point, it is safe to say we need a starting TE, starting LB, backup QB, backup RB, and a guard.
 
It depends if RT is traded to determine our top priority, some believe that if traded or not our top priority is a QB but at this point who knows. I'll tell you this, this team has quite a few needs which any of them can be considered a priority.
 
finmann said:
It depends if RT is traded to determine our top priority, some believe that if traded or not our top priority is a QB but at this point who knows. I'll tell you this, this team has quite a few needs which any of them can be considered a priority.
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Tannehill is not being traded. It’s just some Tannehater’s wishful think on Facebook. There aren't any credible sources confirming Albright’s (a known hack) story.
 
It should be an interesting offseason.

I think, like someone else said, that tight end becomes an even bigger priority now. That's got to be a high pick, maybe someone like Andrews in round two. The team probably roles with Grant and Carroo in the slot, or signs a low cost free agent there. Too many current needs, but who knows. I guess it depends on how Gase views those two young players. We've seen some big plays from Grant and virtually nothing so far from Carroo.

The #11 pick is the biggest question mark. I feel like the front office wants a quarterback of the future and I could see the team moving up to get one. Mayfield is my number one choice if they go the quarterback route, but I'm also intrigued by Rudolph. I think he goes higher than expected, maybe to Arizona's spot in round 1. The Dolphins could role the dice with Jackson if he falls to #11. Not sure how I'd feel about that.

As far as needs here's my short list:

1. OG -- still feel that's the #1 need (maybe middle rounds)
2. TE --- huge need with Landry gone
3. LB --- like to see a 1st round pick (Edmunds, Smith or Evans)
4. QB -- backup for Tannehill (someone with starters potential)
5. RB --- power back to complement Drake
6. WR --- slot guy, depending on how Gase views Grant/Carroo
 
SF Dolphin Fan said:
It should be an interesting offseason.

I think, like someone else said, that tight end becomes an even bigger priority now. That's got to be a high pick, maybe someone like Andrews in round two. The team probably roles with Grant and Carroo in the slot, or signs a low cost free agent there. Too many current needs, but who knows. I guess it depends on how Gase views those two young players. We've seen some big plays from Grant and virtually nothing so far from Carroo.

The #11 pick is the biggest question mark. I feel like the front office wants a quarterback of the future and I could see the team moving up to get one. Mayfield is my number one choice if they go the quarterback route, but I'm also intrigued by Rudolph. I think he goes higher than expected, maybe to Arizona's spot in round 1. The Dolphins could role the dice with Jackson if he falls to #11. Not sure how I'd feel about that.

As far as needs here's my short list:

1. OG -- still feel that's the #1 need (maybe middle rounds)
2. TE --- huge need with Landry gone
3. LB --- like to see a 1st round pick (Edmunds, Smith or Evans)
4. QB -- backup for Tannehill (someone with starters potential)
5. RB --- power back to complement Drake
6. WR --- slot guy, depending on how Gase views Grant/Carroo
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After years of bad LB play and wasting the years we've had with Suh, LB is my top priority. I know we need an OG, but we've invested a TON into the o-line and nothing into the LBs until last year. We've just relied on UDFAs and broken vets.
 
Gonzo said:
After years of bad LB play and wasting the years we've had with Suh, LB is my top priority. I know we need an OG, but we've invested a TON into the o-line and nothing into the LBs until last year. We've just relied on UDFAs and broken vets.
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That's how I would go as well. I like Edmunds, Smith or Evans. I'm probably higher on Evans than most and wouldn't hesitate to take him at #11. I don't think Miami will view Smith as highly simply because of his size and the fact that he's likely only a weakside. Evans brings the lumber, which I like, and is more instinctive than Edmunds. Edmunds upside is ridiculous, though.

I'd go tight end in round two. Andrews would be my choice, but there are a handful of players I like that should be in that range. I might look to trade back into round two for a running back. That seems like the spot for Guice, Chubbs, Michel and Jones. Guice would be a great complement to Drake, but I like all those guys.

That said, if Rudolph drops to Miami in round two, I'd be all over that pick. I think he's moved into the first round, though.

I'd get a starting caliber offensive guard in free agency and draft one late.
 
SF Dolphin Fan said:
It should be an interesting offseason.

I think, like someone else said, that tight end becomes an even bigger priority now. That's got to be a high pick, maybe someone like Andrews in round two. The team probably roles with Grant and Carroo in the slot, or signs a low cost free agent there. Too many current needs, but who knows. I guess it depends on how Gase views those two young players. We've seen some big plays from Grant and virtually nothing so far from Carroo.

The #11 pick is the biggest question mark. I feel like the front office wants a quarterback of the future and I could see the team moving up to get one. Mayfield is my number one choice if they go the quarterback route, but I'm also intrigued by Rudolph. I think he goes higher than expected, maybe to Arizona's spot in round 1. The Dolphins could role the dice with Jackson if he falls to #11. Not sure how I'd feel about that.

As far as needs here's my short list:

1. OG -- still feel that's the #1 need (maybe middle rounds)
2. TE --- huge need with Landry gone
3. LB --- like to see a 1st round pick (Edmunds, Smith or Evans)
4. QB -- backup for Tannehill (someone with starters potential)
5. RB --- power back to complement Drake
6. WR --- slot guy, depending on how Gase views Grant/Carroo
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I think TE has been a huge need even before Landry was traded

Ozzy rules!!
 
AZStryker said:
Tannehill is not being traded. It’s just some Tannehater’s wishful think on Facebook. There aren't any credible sources confirming Albright’s (a known hack) story.
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lol...many said the same about Landry.
 
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