Some of them have a legitimate chance at making the team. Fifita, the NT from Utah, was actually considered the best "NT" in the draft and one of the most underrated players. He is not one of the highest rated DTs, but he was built to be a nose tackle unlike anyone else in the draft.
I am from SEC country and while Riggs didn't live up to his full potential at Tenn, I seem to remember another rb that played for Denver that didn't reach their potential at Georgia either. When he was healthy he ran with authority.
Bray and McGrew are tough guys. Who is to say what they will do. Bray is different from the safety Miami signed last year from Oregon State in that he is noted for his instincts. I expect Bray to make the team.
McNeil was the only decent OL at Mississippi State. And he was one of the reasons Norwood ran like he did.
Kimble' s ability to seperate on routes will dictate his opportunities. But he and Hagan are two of the top 3 receptions leaders in college football.
Wheeler will determine his own fate based on weight lose and desire to make it due to the heavy competition at OL.
Holland was special enough to require a position coach to come to him to visit (the only coach at his pro day as I have read).
Even the punter is skilled in that he can punt and place kick. Don't know much about him.
My concerns as previously stated are that Miami not only didn't draft a OLB or pass rushing backer/end, but they have not signed one in the undrafted pool either. If so, this guy is not a known option and is likely from a small college. I have exhausted internet efforts trying to find this so called sleeper, but I guess I will find out tommorrow. I get ticked at the Dolphins every year for being last in announcing their signees, and even Jason Cole said it was silly for this to do this. Yes, I know media announcements are not official and there have been a couple of examples of guys going other places when announced for a particular place. But come on.
Lee2000
I am from SEC country and while Riggs didn't live up to his full potential at Tenn, I seem to remember another rb that played for Denver that didn't reach their potential at Georgia either. When he was healthy he ran with authority.
Bray and McGrew are tough guys. Who is to say what they will do. Bray is different from the safety Miami signed last year from Oregon State in that he is noted for his instincts. I expect Bray to make the team.
McNeil was the only decent OL at Mississippi State. And he was one of the reasons Norwood ran like he did.
Kimble' s ability to seperate on routes will dictate his opportunities. But he and Hagan are two of the top 3 receptions leaders in college football.
Wheeler will determine his own fate based on weight lose and desire to make it due to the heavy competition at OL.
Holland was special enough to require a position coach to come to him to visit (the only coach at his pro day as I have read).
Even the punter is skilled in that he can punt and place kick. Don't know much about him.
My concerns as previously stated are that Miami not only didn't draft a OLB or pass rushing backer/end, but they have not signed one in the undrafted pool either. If so, this guy is not a known option and is likely from a small college. I have exhausted internet efforts trying to find this so called sleeper, but I guess I will find out tommorrow. I get ticked at the Dolphins every year for being last in announcing their signees, and even Jason Cole said it was silly for this to do this. Yes, I know media announcements are not official and there have been a couple of examples of guys going other places when announced for a particular place. But come on.
Lee2000
