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Dolphins trade 3rd pick

jcaponio said:
If you think it’s smart to give up a first round pick to draft a guy at 6 who is going to be available at 12 and very likely will also be available at 18, then there’s no hope for you.
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Those are BIG @$$umptions now, aren't they? LOL
 
SammySmif said:
You dont understand how trade value for draft picks works. Its ok, just own that and move on.
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He does and has explained it accordingly in a few different threads now. Where is your enlightened explanation? Same guy at 3 & 6 again?

Some people just don't understand and their posts reflect that very confusion even if they try their best to hide it with redundancy and insults.
 
andyahs said:
Grier ain't too bad at this stuff.

He sucks though.
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I just wish we'd at least win a damn playoff game before anointing someone a saint who has been with the organization 20 years and has produced exactly jack and ****.

He's made some good moves as of late, credit where it's due. But he's also been a big part of the reason this team is an uncompetitive irrelevance. Perspective is important.
 
BobDole said:
I just wish we'd at least win a damn playoff game before anointing someone a saint who has been with the organization 20 years and has produced exactly jack and ****.

He's made some good moves as of late, credit where it's due. But he's also been a big part of the reason this team is an uncompetitive irrelevance. Perspective is important.
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I don't know that Grier was a big part in the past, he hasn't had full authority to do what he wanted until 2016 which is the year he obtained Alonso, Maxwell and Tunsil
 
I have a quick question. I'm sure this would never happen anyway, but is there an actual rule that prevents a team from trading a drift pick years away? Like a team offering a 2025 1st to get someones second this year. I've never seen it happen so I'm assuming its against the rules.
 
Mark_J said:
I don't know that Grier was a big part in the past, he hasn't had full authority to do what he wanted until 2016 which is the year he obtained Alonso, Maxwell and Tunsil
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He's had big jobs on a consistently bad team, regardless of the funky power structure that allowed him to either rise in the ranks or scapegoat others, depending on context.
 
Eggiweggs said:
I have a quick question. I'm sure this would never happen anyway, but is there an actual rule that prevents a team from trading a drift pick years away? Like a team offering a 2025 1st to get someones second this year. I've never seen it happen so I'm assuming its against the rules.
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I thought there was, but when I tried to find an actual rule, I came up empty.
 
BobDole said:
He does and has explained it accordingly in a few different threads now. Where is your enlightened explanation? Same guy at 3 & 6 again?

Some people just don't understand and their posts reflect that very confusion even if they try their best to hide it with redundancy and insults.
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I read the post and understood it. What you may not grasp is there is an established value system for draft pick compensation and based on that, the Dolphins got a little more value than they should have. That’s why guy like Jimmy Johnson (who created the system) tweeted his approval.

But I’ll you get back to praising a random guy on the internet with a bad take.
 
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