MiamiDolfan85
DA M.I.A IS WHERE I STAY
http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2008/05/2009-nfl-mock-draft.html
http://phsports.blogspot.com/2008/08/2009-pre-season-mock-draft.html
http://www.nfl-draft-site.com/2008/06/cjs-2009-nfl-mock-draft.html
http://www.footballdraftanalysis.com/Mock1.html
http://draftheadquarters.com/index.php/2009-Mock-Draft-NFL-Mock-Draft-Shawn-Zobel%2527s-Mock-Draft/Home/cat_id/34611
http://www.newerascouting.com/home/711-2009-mock-draft-3/
http://www.freewebs.com/apfootball/2009nflmockdraft.htm
1. Miami Dolphins - Michael Johnson - DE - Georgia Tech
Johnson should be able to ease the sting of Jason Taylor's departure as he is a guy that can really get to the quarterback.
http://phsports.blogspot.com/2008/08/2009-pre-season-mock-draft.html
2. Miami: George Selvie, LB/DE - South Florida
The junior LB/DE reminds me somewhat of DeMarcus Ware, a former Parcells pick. He…oops…Ireland should have no problems making Selvie the pick. Selvie's 31.5 tackles for loss and 14.5 sacks put him at the Derrick Thomas/Tedy Bruschi level in college.
http://www.nfl-draft-site.com/2008/06/cjs-2009-nfl-mock-draft.html
3) Miami: Rey Maualuga, MLB/USC – Maualuga is one bad man and Parcells builds from the core out unless he sees an unbelievable talent, well Maualuga is that as well. Coupled with the fact that no QB’s are on the board right now, they selected Henne in the 2nd rd of the 08 draft and they picked up the newly released Pennington from the Jets this athletic beast makes the most sense.
http://www.footballdraftanalysis.com/Mock1.html
6) Miami Dolphins - James Laurinaitis, LB, Ohio State
When it's all said and done, this may not be the biggest need for the Dolphins.
They added a lot of talent at the LB position this off-season, and should not
finish dead last in the league in terms of rushing yards allowed per game, again.
However, Laurinaitis is an amazing talent who could play any LB position you
put him at. Blessed w/ great size and speed, he would start somewhere. The
Dolphins may be looking for the best player available vs. a direct need. This
team still needs to make a lot of improvements.
http://draftheadquarters.com/index.php/2009-Mock-Draft-NFL-Mock-Draft-Shawn-Zobel%2527s-Mock-Draft/Home/cat_id/34611
After losing Zach Thomas this offseason, I think that the Dolphins will try to concentrate next year on adding his replacement. Bill Parcells will look for a player that is capable of leading his defense. It'd be hard to argue that there is any other player in the nation right now that is more of a leader than Laurinaitis is. Because the team has so many holes, they could also likely go with defensive ends Michael Johnson and George Selvie or cornerback Malcolm Jenkins.
http://www.newerascouting.com/home/711-2009-mock-draft-3/
1. Miami Dolphins: ILB Rey Maualuga, USC
Analysis: The Dolphins shored up needs at quarterback, offensive tackle and defensive end in the 2008 draft. The ‘09 class is deep on offensive tackles and linebackers. The athletic Maualuga will step in immediately as a versatile defender for the Dolphins. He has the speed to play outside in the 3-4 scheme, and the strength and vision to play inside next to Channing Crowder.
http://www.freewebs.com/apfootball/2009nflmockdraft.htm
[FONT='Tahoma','sans-serif']4. [/font][FONT='Tahoma','sans-serif']Miami Dolphins – James Laurinitis ILB, Ohio State.[/font][FONT='Tahoma','sans-serif']In Year 2 of the Bills Parcells regime, he needs to put the finishing touches on his project. This is his last year and if the Dolphins end up with this pick, they still have a lot of changes to make. The Dolphins cut veteran Zach Thomas, a great player who was battered by injuries last year. Thomas had at least 125 tackles in 11 of his 13 seasons. The 2 other seasons were ones which he missed 5 and 11 games. The Dolphins need to make up his tackling, and Laurinitis would be a great option.