On how do you evaluate your draft history in Miami) – “Well, it’s a team effort. Bill (Parcells) and I conducted a couple drafts together. I’ve conducted one here solely by myself with my team upstairs obviously. Certainly, I’m not responsible for all of it. When you look back and you made some good picks. Depends on how you look at it. If you look at the future or past of the draft and you say 50-55% and you say if you can be 50% in the draft over a period of time, you’ve done pretty good. I think where we were when we started to where we are now we’ve done a pretty good job of adding some talent to this football team. Certainly I’m not saying I hit on every single one because I haven’t. There’s no doubt about that. Some I have taken some risk on and hit. And some I have taken some risk on and didn’t work out so good, but that’s just part of the draft.”
I like how he makes sure it's known that he AND Bill did drafts together, and he did one by himself. And he says, "Certainly I'm not responsible for all of it. Haha! I know there's double meaning there, but it's still funny..
[/h] The Miami Dolphins’ General Manager saved himself this offseason by producing a solid draft in 2011, and when most of his free agent additions – Matt Moore, Reggie Bush and Kevin Burnett - panned out.
