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Breshad Perriman in for a visit today

Holy cow that is funny!

From the article you linked;

Not that Philbin’s failures all come behind closed doors. As a game manager, his top innovation has been calling late timeouts on defense in one-score games. This brilliant tactic helped produce two wins in 2014 … for the Packers and Lions. Philbin’s other speciality is dialing up field goals. Unfortunately for Dolphins fans, only five teams had worse field-goal percentages last season. Philbin is John Harbaugh if he never won. He’s Mike Tomlin if he never showed fire. He’s Jason Garrett if he never smiled. He is the worst coach in the NFL.
 
The way it's shaping up Perriman is legitimately being considered at 14. I am not all in for him but we do a lot worse
 
TraderJoe said:
Holy cow that is funny!

From the article you linked;

Not that Philbin’s failures all come behind closed doors. As a game manager, his top innovation has been calling late timeouts on defense in one-score games. This brilliant tactic helped produce two wins in 2014 … for the Packers and Lions. Philbin’s other speciality is dialing up field goals. Unfortunately for Dolphins fans, only five teams had worse field-goal percentages last season. Philbin is John Harbaugh if he never won. He’s Mike Tomlin if he never showed fire. He’s Jason Garrett if he never smiled. He is the worst coach in the NFL.
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Wow... That's... Perfect.

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Really hope Perriman is not the pick at 14, that's a reach. Doesn't matter if he's a combine phenom, I'm over grading on pure measurables after Dion Jordan. Perriman supposedly has inconsistent hands and doesn't run clean routes. Not what we need from a 1st rd-er.
 
He is a very interesting prospect. 14 is a reach for him but if the draft goes to hell, I mean like if like every player we want is taken before us and Mariotta is still on the board and for whatever reason Chip won't trade up, I don't think he would be a terrible pick at 14 (better than Gurley imo). He's gonna need time to develop wherever he goes, and the drops may always be an issue. Still though, that speed and size with some pretty good tape I might add is very, very intriguing.
 
I think a trade back is absolutely in the cards.
At 14 we may be in a position that one of the rare elite prospects drops to us. He just wont be a scheme fit.

Someone may give us a kings ransom to trade back.
 
Good looking player. Would be a great pick in the second. Wouldn't even be mad if we took him at 14.
 
His hands would have to be just awful not to get value just out of that size. If we can get him in motion then he can accelerate to that killer top speed. At worst he'd be commanding a double-team constantly. Even Wallace wouldn't command a double that much because opposing Ds could gamble that Wallace and Tannehill couldn't connect deep anyway. Perriman could probably win the catch on some of those underthrows. Tannehill wouldn't have to drop it into bucket perfectly. Just get it in the vicinity and let Perriman high-point the ball.
 
iamtiv said:
His hands would have to be just awful not to get value just out of that size. If we can get him in motion then he can accelerate to that killer top speed. At worst he'd be commanding a double-team constantly. Even Wallace wouldn't command a double that much because opposing Ds could gamble that Wallace and Tannehill couldn't connect deep anyway. Perriman could probably win the catch on some of those underthrows. Tannehill wouldn't have to drop it into bucket perfectly. Just get it in the vicinity and let Perriman high-point the ball.
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I dont think deep threat is the priority . We need a Well rounded #1 option . Maybe Perriman is that guy , idk.

But the guy who is here to do Wallace's old job is Kenny Stills.
 
whizafriz said:
Really hope Perriman is not the pick at 14, that's a reach. Doesn't matter if he's a combine phenom, I'm over grading on pure measurables after Dion Jordan. Perriman supposedly has inconsistent hands and doesn't run clean routes. Not what we need from a 1st rd-er.
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Dion Jordan flunked the metrics. Badly. Every version that looks at that type of thing, whether it was SackSEER, Waldo or SPARQ among others, was low on Jordan, calling him a reject and likely bust. He's the worst of all possible worlds because his frame tricks you into believing that he's a great athlete but he simply is not. Not nearly the explosiveness needed for an edge guy. Plus obviously he was a part time player at Oregon. His facial expressions don't exactly inspire confidence, nor the early examples of his character.

We had a poor value system for a long time, arguably decades. Maybe Tannenbaum can turn the page on that.

Perriman wouldn't thrill me. Identical to someone who posted here yesterday, I never viewed him as a first round pick in all the UCF games I watched. Once in a while we could try to take somebody who was rated high throughout his career.
 
I find it curious when people say they wouldn't be mad if we selected him at #14. We'd be taking the 5th best WR (according to most) in the draft at pick #14. Taking the 5th best ANYTHING 14 picks into the first round seems like a regret waiting to happen.

This is one of the only picks that would piss me off Day 1.
 
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