Coach_Rob
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don't know how I feel. I like him but there are a lot bigger needsMiami Dolphins: Melvin Gordon, RB, Wisconsin
2015 is a critical season for Dennis Hickey and Joe Philbin after escaping the axe this year. I've been mocking a corner to Miami, which makes sense, but a rookie corner probably won't beat out the organization's veterans. In a vital season for job security an impact running back could have the biggest immediate benefit. Gordon and Lamar Miller could form a nice tandem together.
Gordon has a rare combination of being fast while having quality size. The 6-foot-1, 213-pounder has dangerous speed to be a threat to score on any carry. In 2014, he averaged 7.5 yards per carry for 2,587 yards with 29 touchdowns. Gordon had 19 receptions for 153 yards and three scores, too. His superb quickness had him tied for the FBS record in career average in yards per carry with stellar mark of 8.26 yards per carry after the Bowling Green game (13-253).
Gordon was one of the most explosive backs in the nation in 2013. He brought an explosive element to the Badgers' backfield that Montee Ball never provided during his great college career. For the year, Gordon averaged 7.8 yards per carry for 1,609 yards on only 206 carries and 12 touchdowns. The Kenosha, Wisconsin product stood out while backing up Montee Ball and James White in 2012. He made the most of his limited chances while averaging 10 yards per carry. Gordon ran for 621 yards and three touchdowns on only 62 carries.
Pick change; previously Trae Waynes, CB