First There Was Julius Peppers... Next Is Jaelen Phillips

[Vaark]

 

[Fin-Loco]

Started off slow but then started looking dominant. Good for him! Now we need a big sophomore campaign!

 

[DolfinJohnNY]

 

[Maybe Memories]

Definitely showed flashes of his ability. Alot of inconsistency which is normal for a rookie. I look forward to seeing him put it together next year.

 

[Vaark]

 

[SF Dolphin Fan]

I think Miami still needs one more dominant front seven player. Would love to see the team pressure the quarterback without always having to blitz.

 

[lbmclean_nocal]

Vance Joseph is gonna make him look ordinary.

 

['Deep]

Good rookie season. He probably hit the wall at the end because he didn't have a sack the last four games after getting seven sacks in the five games prior. Nice to see him stay healthy.

 

[The Gov]

To match Peppers in any category is quite an accomplishment and he will only get better and better.

 

[fishfanmiami]

I think Miami still needs one more dominant front seven player. Would love to see the team pressure the quarterback without always having to blitz.

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[Blake the great]

That's a very specific stat

 

[Birdmond]

Got to give Grier credit for those first 3 picks in 2021. Possibly 3 pro bowl players in one draft.

 

[SF Dolphin Fan]

Good luck in the Site Awards bro

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Thanks. Love the site and all the knowledge everyone here has. Nice to contribute.

 

[AMakados10]

Phillips was often used in an obvious passing downs role by a team running a boom or bust cover 0 scheme at a historic rate.

I like the player but his sack numbers are a bit of an aberration to where he was at as a rookie. Let’s see if he can continue to develop, and set the edge to stay on field in year 2.

Edit - I think Phillips will be the leader of the front 7 by the end 2022 camp. Love listening to him.

 

[lbmclean_nocal]

I think Miami still needs one more dominant front seven player. Would love to see the team pressure the quarterback without always having to blitz.

Too true. It’s like having one good WR or one good OL. Oh wait we have that

It’s called one good draft in 20 years