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Let the "speed-dating game" begin ! The Miami Dolphins are off and running meeting, dinning and winning potential players and prospect for the upcoming NFL draft.
According to NFL.com's Chase Goodbread, the Dolphins have already met with at least two linebacker prospects, spending time with Florida's Anthony Harrell as well as talking with USC's Anthony Sarao.
Harrell is a 6-foot-1, 238 pound red-shirt senior at Florida, primarily working as a reserve linebacker and special teams player for the team. He was a graduate transfer to Florida this year after playing at Georgia Tech for the first part of his college career. He recorded 57 career tackles with one forced fumbles.
Sarao is 6-feet tall, 230 pounds and is considered a very intelligent player, but is probably a 6th or 7th round draft pick at best at this point. He is a high effort player, but may not have the speed to play at the NFL level.
Neither of these players are going to be be dramatic difference makers day one if Miami drafts or signs them as undrafted free agents. The fact that Miami is at least talking to linebackers already could be a sign that they are going to key in on trying to upgrade the position this offseason, and it could mean they are going to be looking for as many options at adding starters and depth players as possible. Both linebackers played at big schools, have experience on defense and special teams, and can likely be grabbed fairly cheaply as the Draft ends or just after the final picks are made.
http://www.thephinsider.com/2016/1/...hrine-game-prospects-dolphins-anthony-harrell
I doubt if the team are going to spend a high draft pick on a LB, it is something they haven't done since the Misi pick in 2010 and before that almost never. Theyre going to do probably like they did last year and load up of undrafted free agency linebackers and hope for the best. That would be a way to go if only they sign a veteran FA linebacker. If not it will be the same result as last year. Not good, folks!
According to NFL.com's Chase Goodbread, the Dolphins have already met with at least two linebacker prospects, spending time with Florida's Anthony Harrell as well as talking with USC's Anthony Sarao.
Harrell is a 6-foot-1, 238 pound red-shirt senior at Florida, primarily working as a reserve linebacker and special teams player for the team. He was a graduate transfer to Florida this year after playing at Georgia Tech for the first part of his college career. He recorded 57 career tackles with one forced fumbles.
Sarao is 6-feet tall, 230 pounds and is considered a very intelligent player, but is probably a 6th or 7th round draft pick at best at this point. He is a high effort player, but may not have the speed to play at the NFL level.
Neither of these players are going to be be dramatic difference makers day one if Miami drafts or signs them as undrafted free agents. The fact that Miami is at least talking to linebackers already could be a sign that they are going to key in on trying to upgrade the position this offseason, and it could mean they are going to be looking for as many options at adding starters and depth players as possible. Both linebackers played at big schools, have experience on defense and special teams, and can likely be grabbed fairly cheaply as the Draft ends or just after the final picks are made.
http://www.thephinsider.com/2016/1/...hrine-game-prospects-dolphins-anthony-harrell
I doubt if the team are going to spend a high draft pick on a LB, it is something they haven't done since the Misi pick in 2010 and before that almost never. Theyre going to do probably like they did last year and load up of undrafted free agency linebackers and hope for the best. That would be a way to go if only they sign a veteran FA linebacker. If not it will be the same result as last year. Not good, folks!