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Beat the Pat's 22-12 anyway. We won 10 games this year. Anyone not excited to see Tua with a full off season and a complete WR overhaul is blinding themselves out of unsubstantiated hatred.

Having Parker, Williams, fuller, and waddle. With gesicki, with a better o line and rookies into their 2nd year.... how can anyone not expect big things!

If we do well, expect going for the sexy RB picks next year.
 
Agreed! Tua will definitely benefit from a much better WR and TE group this year and that alone will help him make a big jump this year. I would be shocked if Tua doesn’t have a good year.
 
I just hope we stay healthy in that group and we should be fine.

Just to piss some people off... Waddle will need to play like a top 5 WR to justify trading a 1st for him and drafting him at #6.

What WR in the NFL would you give 2 firsts for? Tyreek Hill but not many others. I am hoping the Phins are expecting that type of player.
 
BennySwella said:
I just hope we stay healthy in that group and we should be fine.

Just to piss some people off... Waddle will need to play like a top 5 WR to justify trading a 1st for him and drafting him at #6.

What WR in the NFL would you give 2 firsts for? Tyreek Hill but not many others. I am hoping the Phins are expecting that type of player.
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Health is a BIG DEAL. I don’t think it’s wishful to say we likely are a playoff team if Parker/Williams could stay healthy last season.
 
Worth mentioning that we lost our #3 and 4 receivers last year before the season even began when Hurns and Wilson opted out.

Williams got hurt early in the year and Parker played most of last year on one leg. So tua basically spent last year throwing to an injured Parker and fringe roster players.
 
Got to give a lot of credit to Grier for overhauling this unit so quickly. The additions of Fuller and Waddle will likely take this unit from bottom third in the league, to closer to top third in the league.

Not many keepers from that group shown in the graphic. Maybe Bowden and Smythe. I could see Perry on the practice squad.
 
That initial post clearly misses the fact that we had a bottom 3 RB room too. Our RBs were actually almost as bad in terms of talent and production as that WR/TE group. Worth notating cause they weren’t doing us any favors.



Is CB considered a “skill group”? Remember a few years back when we were rolling with starting CBs that couldn’t make practice squads? One of the corners was last named “Rose” I think? That group was pretty damn bad too.
 
Atila said:
That initial post clearly misses the fact that we had a bottom 3 RB room too. Our RBs were actually almost as bad in terms of talent and production as that WR/TE group. Worth notating cause they weren’t doing us any favors.



Is CB considered a “skill group”? Remember a few years back when we were rolling with starting CBs that couldn’t make practice squads? One of the corners was last named “Rose” I think? That group was pretty damn bad too.
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On paper, Miami's running back group doesn't inspire much. But I am interested to see what Doaks can add. Also, this is one area that Miami could still add a veteran free agent like Bell or Adrian Peterson.

Not a huge fan of Bell, so I'd probably prefer Peterson. Even at 36, his numbers in Detroit weren't bad. Peterson had 604 yards on 156 carries (3.9) and seven touchdowns.
 
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