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He's typically been one of the more accurate prognosticators (if there is such a thing) in the Mock Draft game.

He has us taking Todd Gurley at 14 and Ali Marpet at 47.

#14- Todd Gurley
This choice could be a curveball since Dennis Hickey proved to be a bit of a wild card in his first year at the helm in Miami. With that said the Dolphins have been strongly linked to Georgia RB Todd Gurley throughout much of the pre-draft process. Granted Lamar Miller ran for over 1,000 yards last season and is still in his prime but he has some durability issues and doesn't offer much between the tackles. The fact that Gurley will be a first round pick even though his position has been devalued and he is coming off a major knee injury really speaks volumes about how truly special he is. One of the best running back prospects to come along in years, Gurley is a dynamic playmaker whose incredible blend of size, speed and power has elicited favorable comparisons to none other than Marshawn "Beast Mode" Lynch. In short, Gurley is capable of both running over linebackers and running away from defensive backs. Many agree that Gurley is one of the ten most talented prospects in this class but his stock is clouded by a torn ACL in his left knee suffered in mid-November. Despite those durability concerns Gurley will likely come off the board somewhere in the Top 20 overall. In many ways Gurley will serve as a litmus test to gauge the value of elite running back prospects in the modern NFL Draft. Will he revitalize the positions value or be the final nail in its coffin? Miami could also opt to upgrade at wide receiver with DeVante Parker of Louisville, Breshad Perriman of Central Florida or Nelson Agholor of USC to bolster their passing attack. Even though the Dolphins used their first round pick last year on a blocker there are still some issues on the interior of the offensive line and La'el Collins of L.S.U. could be the solution that they have been searching for. Michigan St. CB Trae Waynes or Wake Forest CB Kevin Johnson could prove tempting as well because youngsters Will Davis and Jamar Taylor have been disappointments thus far. An inside linebacker might actually be the most pressing need in Miami but the value just is not there in mid-Round 1.

#47- Ali Marpet
Rare top prospect from the Division III level with an impressive mix of size and athleticism.

I think if I was picking for this team and based on how his mock draft flushed out, I would take Parker and Kendricks.

http://www.draftcountdown.com/sub/Mock-Draft-A.php
 
Kevin White going 13? My head would explode if we were that close. If like this scenario suggests, we have an option in the 2nd round to solve our ILB need with someone like Kendricks than we better not take a G instead.
 
Really high for Marpet. While he's a scheme fit and I think an excellent fit for this O-line he's a mid 3rd rounder at the earliest IMO.
 
Gurley round one and Perryman in round two. I would be a happy man.
 
Gurley and kendricks...run the cards up

Id be happy with parker and kendricks also

if we land two top 20 grades for me with our top 2 picks im gonna do the dougie (or whatever is the in thing now) i will google the steps if need be
 
You and me both.

Gurley/Parker + Kendricks/Perryman = amazing draft
Yeah, I think this is my final best case realistic scenario. Preferably Gurley + Kendricks. That's a perfect start to the draft.
 
I would be happy with Gurley/Kendricks too.

Then hopefully they can find a guard and a corner that can play sooner than latter.

I would love to add a playmaker at WR but that is not as big a need to me as MLB/OG and CB.

Saying that I would be cool with Parker/Kendricks as well, but you could argue that Gurley could well have a bigger impact on the offense than Parker.
 
I dont think we're drafting Gurley. I think Hickey is averse to drafting injured players.
 
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