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[h=4]Quarterback:[/h]
[h=4]Running Back:[/h]
Remarks: Everyone seems to agree that Miami will address the running back position at some point. When they will do it is the question still to be answered. Players like Maurice Jones-Drew and LeGarrette Blount have fans wanting a free agent signing, but drafting someone like Tre Mason or Storm Johnson could also be the way the team looks.
[h=4]Wide Receiver:[/h]
Remarks: There's not a lot of reasons for Miami to spend a lot of time addressing the wide receiver position this offseason, given the amount of money they sunk into the spot last year. That doesn't mean they won't add either a veteran or draft a rookie late, but, it would nto be overly surprising if this were the draft chart when the season opens.
[h=4]Tight End:[/h]
Remarks: There's probably a move still out there somewhere, and perhaps it's signing Dustin Keller to come back. More likely, Miami would want to get a true tight end, one who can compliment Clay, but is also a better blocker than Egnew or Sims, both of whom are developing, but still have a way to go to be a good in-line blocker. Miller is clearly a developmental player, and Ogbuehi is a training camp body at this point, though the fact that Miami lists him as a tight end/fullback does make him a little more interesting when it comes to projecting a roster spot.
[h=4]Left Tackle:[/h]
Remarks: Depth is needed, but the left tackle position was locked down when the Dolphins signed Albert in free agency.
[h=4]Left Guard:[/h]
Remarks: Right now, this is probably the best battle on the offensive side of the ball. Both Smith and Brenner have a few starts under their belt, but neither is head-and-shoulders above the other at this point. The Dolphins could still add a veteran or high-draft pick to take the starting position; if they don't, this will be a position to watch this summer.
[h=4]Center:[/h]
Remarks: Pouncey is the one starter from last year's opening day who should be back at the starter in 2014 (assuming no suspension is coming from the league for the bullying scandal, but that's another issue). Brenner will likely serve as the backup behind Pouncey.
[h=4]Right Guard:[/h]
Remarks: Garner appears to be the early favorite to start at guard, if no one else is added to the roster. We are also making an assumption here that Thomas is moved to guard, rather than tackle where the coaching staff had him all of last year. A drafted guard could be the right player to slide into this position.
[h=4]Right Tackle:[/h]
Remarks: Expect this to look a lot different by the time the season rolls around.
Ha ha ha!!!! laughable.
Me think this group gets us 10 wins, for sure. Addition of a "true" Number One WR, Big time RB and "real" seam threat TE would add a couple of Playoff wins for sure...
http://www.thephinsider.com/2014/3/15/5510878/dolphins-depth-chart-through-free-agency-day-4-offense
- Ryan Tannehill
- Matt Moore
- Pat Devlin
[h=4]Running Back:[/h]
Remarks: Everyone seems to agree that Miami will address the running back position at some point. When they will do it is the question still to be answered. Players like Maurice Jones-Drew and LeGarrette Blount have fans wanting a free agent signing, but drafting someone like Tre Mason or Storm Johnson could also be the way the team looks.
[h=4]Wide Receiver:[/h]
Remarks: There's not a lot of reasons for Miami to spend a lot of time addressing the wide receiver position this offseason, given the amount of money they sunk into the spot last year. That doesn't mean they won't add either a veteran or draft a rookie late, but, it would nto be overly surprising if this were the draft chart when the season opens.
[h=4]Tight End:[/h]
Remarks: There's probably a move still out there somewhere, and perhaps it's signing Dustin Keller to come back. More likely, Miami would want to get a true tight end, one who can compliment Clay, but is also a better blocker than Egnew or Sims, both of whom are developing, but still have a way to go to be a good in-line blocker. Miller is clearly a developmental player, and Ogbuehi is a training camp body at this point, though the fact that Miami lists him as a tight end/fullback does make him a little more interesting when it comes to projecting a roster spot.
[h=4]Left Tackle:[/h]
Remarks: Depth is needed, but the left tackle position was locked down when the Dolphins signed Albert in free agency.
[h=4]Left Guard:[/h]
Remarks: Right now, this is probably the best battle on the offensive side of the ball. Both Smith and Brenner have a few starts under their belt, but neither is head-and-shoulders above the other at this point. The Dolphins could still add a veteran or high-draft pick to take the starting position; if they don't, this will be a position to watch this summer.
[h=4]Center:[/h]
Remarks: Pouncey is the one starter from last year's opening day who should be back at the starter in 2014 (assuming no suspension is coming from the league for the bullying scandal, but that's another issue). Brenner will likely serve as the backup behind Pouncey.
[h=4]Right Guard:[/h]
Remarks: Garner appears to be the early favorite to start at guard, if no one else is added to the roster. We are also making an assumption here that Thomas is moved to guard, rather than tackle where the coaching staff had him all of last year. A drafted guard could be the right player to slide into this position.
[h=4]Right Tackle:[/h]
Remarks: Expect this to look a lot different by the time the season rolls around.
Ha ha ha!!!! laughable.
Me think this group gets us 10 wins, for sure. Addition of a "true" Number One WR, Big time RB and "real" seam threat TE would add a couple of Playoff wins for sure...
http://www.thephinsider.com/2014/3/15/5510878/dolphins-depth-chart-through-free-agency-day-4-offense
