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Interesting that some of the guys we (well a lot of us here) are listed relatively “low”

Like terron armstead and Orlando brown, maybe it’s but me but it seems like they would be regarded higher than 26th - 30th best tackles in the league? I know PFF is very opinion based, maybe I just thought these were better players than they were - idk. The age doesn’t bother me so much on TA. Id be down to pay OB left tackle money but play on the blind side for tua

Ryan Jensen could be an option too. I like Deiter, but still, I think id like a proven good player too

Less inclined to sign one of the FA guards. Hunt is fine for his spot. LG- someone between Eichenberg, Jackson, Kindley (dieter?) can hopefully man it. Jackson should be sent to the bench though - maybe some better coaching can get the walking penalty machine playing better
 
I think on the OL we need to see what these guys can do with actual coaching. Jackson wasn't this bad year one, he massively regressed and it coincided with a new coach who was horribly under qualified.

Not saying we hand anyone a job. Draft a couple guys, sign a couple and have them compete but I think we should keep an open mind to at least a couple unexpected developments.
 
Interesting tidbit they gave on Gesecki, that he could try to use the JImmy Graham argument that he should be counted as a wide receiver and not a tight end as he lined up in the slot or wide 94% of the time he was in. It's not a small difference in tag money -- $19 million for a receiver, $10 to $11 million for a tight end.

There would be no way the Dolphins would tag him as a wide receiver, but certainly could as a tight end.
 
Terron Armstead, OT
Orlando Brown, OT
Ryan Jensen, C
Tyrann Mathieu, S
Sony Michel, RB
Fournette, RB
Chris Godwin, WR
Gallup, WR

Keep the players we have except for Fuller and Parker
 


Interesting that some of the guys we (well a lot of us here) are listed relatively “low”

Like terron armstead and Orlando brown, maybe it’s but me but it seems like they would be regarded higher than 26th - 30th best tackles in the league? I know PFF is very opinion based, maybe I just thought these were better players than they were - idk. The age doesn’t bother me so much on TA. Id be down to pay OB left tackle money but play on the blind side for tua

Ryan Jensen could be an option too. I like Deiter, but still, I think id like a proven good player too

Less inclined to sign one of the FA guards. Hunt is fine for his spot. LG- someone between Eichenberg, Jackson, Kindley (dieter?) can hopefully man it. Jackson should be sent to the bench though - maybe some better coaching can get the walking penalty machine playing better
Those OL are better than their rankings. Grain + Salt w this stuff. Sign them.
 


Interesting that some of the guys we (well a lot of us here) are listed relatively “low”

Like terron armstead and Orlando brown, maybe it’s but me but it seems like they would be regarded higher than 26th - 30th best tackles in the league? I know PFF is very opinion based, maybe I just thought these were better players than they were - idk. The age doesn’t bother me so much on TA. Id be down to pay OB left tackle money but play on the blind side for tua

Ryan Jensen could be an option too. I like Deiter, but still, I think id like a proven good player too

Less inclined to sign one of the FA guards. Hunt is fine for his spot. LG- someone between Eichenberg, Jackson, Kindley (dieter?) can hopefully man it. Jackson should be sent to the bench though - maybe some better coaching can get the walking penalty machine playing better
thank you for sharing
 
It's early for this as we are unsure who our coach will be, but I honestly believe that signing one superior Tackle could be enough.

Hunt looks good, Dieter can be placed in a battle vs. a draftee. Eichenberg kicks into Davis' spot where most people expected him to play in the first place (RT).

This would leave Jackson as third year player, fighting against whatever Eluemunor level FA we bring in on the cheap.

Add in a draftee RB (or Fournette) to compete with Duke for the early down work and I think we'd be good.

Yes, we need a better group of WRs, but FA receivers are ridiculously overpriced... and fragile.
 
Lots of interesting names on this list. Open the checkbook again, Ross.
 
I was really bummed when Godwin went down as I had hoped he would be our top WR target. I’m still interested though.
 
Interesting tidbit they gave on Gesecki, that he could try to use the JImmy Graham argument that he should be counted as a wide receiver and not a tight end as he lined up in the slot or wide 94% of the time he was in. It's not a small difference in tag money -- $19 million for a receiver, $10 to $11 million for a tight end.

There would be no way the Dolphins would tag him as a wide receiver, but certainly could as a tight end.
He’s been correcting reporters when they refer to him as a Tight End all season. That’s been coming for weeks.
 
He’s been correcting reporters when they refer to him as a Tight End all season. That’s been coming for weeks.
Oh, I get why he would. Just saying that if he's listed as a wide receiver, he won't be tagged. If he's a tight end, we can tag him and retain for 10 to 11 million. But someone on the open market is likely to pay more than that. It's not so much about him getting the 19 million tag, it's about him wanting more than 10 or 11.
 
Gimme Ben Jones for value at C, Devondre Campbell at LB, Connor Williams at G, and Terron Armstead at LT.
 
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