ESPN: Do Dolphins have enough Linebackers and Cornerbacks?

[Perfect72]

Here are the most interesting Miami Dolphins stories Friday from around the Web:

• Chris Perkins of the Sun Sentinel writes that the Dolphins should have drafted linebacker Darron Lee or cornerback William Jackson over offensive lineman Laremy Tunsil.

Morning take: I don’t agree with Perkins on this. Linebacker and cornerback are need areas. However, Tunsil was too good a talent to pass up, especially since the Dolphins were confident in their background checks.

• Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald writes that rookie running back Kenyan Drake has a shot at stardom.
  
  More at LINK: http://espn.go.com/blog/miami-dolph...phins-have-enough-linebackers-and-cornerbacks
  
  

 

[uk_dolfan]

James 'copy and paste' Walker

 

[SQuinn17]

No

 

[LDaniel7]

The real question is not whether or not Miami has enough linebackers and cornerbacks, but whether or not Miami has enough competent sports reporters and writers.

LD

 

[dha]

:rotfl1: can't believe they are analysts!!

 

[gregorygrant83]

I think McCain, Lippitt, Howard, Lucas and Maxwell are locks. I only see adding one more corner at this point unless you're going to cut one of the four corners you've drafted over the bast 13 months.

If you figure the team is keeping 9 defensive linemen and 7 linebackers, that only leaves room for 8 or 9 defensive backs.

Offensively I'm thinking:
qb 3, rb 4, wr 5, te 4 and o-line 9. (If Duarte doesn't make the roster at te, I would keep 3 te's and add sixth receiver)

add the three specialist and that on leaves 25 defensive roster spots. So i the team is going to keep four safeties how much room do you have for corners?