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That would be Mike Hull.If Mauluga (sorry about spelling) is not ready to go week 1 is it safe to say he is the week 1 starter?
That would be Mike Hull.If Mauluga (sorry about spelling) is not ready to go week 1 is it safe to say he is the week 1 starter?
All of them count, just like someone else tipping a pass that another player intercepts, analytics will destroy a team, Zack Thomas was pass by until the 5th round, the dolphins gave him a chance and the rest is history.How many did he make when the runner was already 10 yards downfield? His total could be misleading.
If Mauluga (sorry about spelling) is not ready to go week 1 is it safe to say he is the week 1 starter?
The inside linebacker prospect ran a blazing 4.58-second time in the 40-yard dash, and an uber-quick 6.88 in the 3-cone drill. Combine that with 23 reps of benching 225 pounds and an official 6-foot-4, 241-pound measured frame -- along with his production during his SIU career -- and you have yourself one excellent prospect.
At the NFL Combine, only two linebackers -- inside or outside -- matched or beat Allen's 40 time, and only four matched or beat his cone drill time.
Didn't stop us from paying Kiko lol
Well, thank goodness we did, considering Kiko was BY FAR our most effective LB
They let Hartline go and resigned Kiko! So Gase and the front office is seeing something you are not. Kiko is a very good LB, not great however well above average.i also remember when Brian Hartline was our best WR. Doesn't mean ****.
They let Hartline go and resigned Kiko! So Gase and the front office is seeing something you are not. Kiko is a very good LB, not great however well above average.
"The Miami Dolphins and wide receiver Brian Hartline agreed on a five-year contract worth nearly $31 million, a source close to the player confirmed late Thursday.
The deal includes $12.5 million in guaranteed money, the source said."