THE OG CANEPHINS
formally known as CANEPHINS
This is interesting just from the standpoint of where Dolphin skill players are being selected in early drafts, which I think is way to early to be having drafts right now in the first place. Still, this talks about where they are, or are not, being taken and the fantasy outlook from that point.
For those who aren't familiar with the Juggernaut Index, this series is our annual ranking of NFL teams for fantasy purposes. Repeat: FOR FANTASY PURPOSES. Here, we care primarily about yards and points. The Juggernaut Index is all about projected fantasy contributions — that's it, nothing else.
The Miami Dolphins did not provide us with a top-12 fantasy quarterback in 2013, nor a top-24 wide receiver, nor a top-36 running back. This year, no Miami skill player rates as a fantasy starter in the Yahoo preseason consensus ranks. It seems likely that in a great many 8-team leagues, no Dolphins will be selected on draft day.
On the basis of these facts, I can't reasonably rank this team anywhere but near the bottom of the Juggernaut Index. Apologies, 'Phins fans.
That said, I'm actually plenty interested in Miami's 2014 fantasy potential. I'm not here to bury this team. This franchise rebuilt an offensive line that was a colossal embarrassment last year, on-field and off. The team added Pro-Bowl left tackle Branden Albert via free agency, then used a first round pick on right tackle Ja'Wuan James. Mike Sherman is out as offensive coordinator, replaced by Bill Lazor, who served as Nick Foles' position coach in Philly last season.
Read the full story:
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/fanta...dex-no--31--the-miami-dolphins-024416924.html