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Top offensive guards available for Dolphins

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Top 2018 free agent guards (and some more affordable options)
Andrew Norwell, Carolina

Pro Football Focus ranking: #3 guard
Age: 26
Contract Expectation: $11.7 million per year market value (Spotrac)
Josh Kline, Tennessee
Pro Football Focus ranking: #22 guard
Age: 27
Contract Expectation: $10.2 million per year market value (Spotrac)
Jack Mewhort, Indianapolis
Pro Football Focus ranking: Not rated
Age: 30
Contract expectation: Earned $1.1 million last season
Justin Pugh, New York Giants
Pro Football Focus ranking: #52 tackle
Age: 27
Contract Expectation: $5.9 million per year market value (Spotrac)
Luke Joeckel, Seattle
Pro Football Focus ranking: #51 guard
Age: 26
Contract Expectation: Earned $8 million last season
Shawn Lauvao, Washington
Pro Football Focus ranking: #70 guard
Age: 30
Contract Expectation: Earned $5 million last season
Matt Slauson, Los Angeles Chargers
Pro Football Focus ranking: #49 guard
Age: 31
Contract Expectation: Earned $2.8 million last season
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there was some guy at the senior bowl that was just mandhandling people as a guard. They were talking about him going in the 2nd round possobly, wish I remembered who it was. He just played meam, I loved it
 
there was some guy at the senior bowl that was just mandhandling people as a guard. They were talking about him going in the 2nd round possobly, wish I remembered who it was. He just played meam, I loved it

Hernandez or maybe Wynn?
 
Same thing with Asata who we drafted last year and he never saw the field.
 
Not a lot to pick from unless they want to pay a lot for a guard which our FO doesn't want to do. They might have to draft one after al

Ozzy rules!!
 
Same thing with Asata who we drafted last year and he never saw the field.

As can basically be expected for anyone drafted in the 5th round and after.

I have no idea why people around here expected anything different. If a player is drafted in the 5th round, they're not drafted there to get significant playing time, they're a developmental project.

Now if we drafted Asiata in the 3rd round, I would have expected him to make some sort of contribution. But as a 5th rounder? Getting anything out of a fifth rounder their rookie season would be entirely unexpected.
 
Yeah, we are complaining about Landry wanting 15m, but there are people clamoring to bring in Norwell and he is going to cost 11m.:rolleyes:

that's because Team would rather invest and re-invest in outside talent vs home grown
 
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