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Still early in free agency, but just from the direction we have gone in free agency ill give a shot a mock draft. Here we go;
1st Roound
Luke Kuechly, ILB, 6-3 / 242 Boston Colllege
Jeff Ireland talks about safe picks when it comes to when he drafts in the first round ala Jake Long and Mike Pouncey. Luke Kuechly fits that mold physically and productive wise perfectly.
2nd Round
Ryan Tannehill, QB, 6-4 / 222 Texas A&M
Ryan Tannehill is targeted by the phins even if they had signed Manning or eventually signs Flynn. The phins will have to try to play their poker hand in figuring out where Tannehill might fall. He is such a hard player to evaluate where he is going in the draft. Not a finish project and dealing with an injury, so his off season workouts has been limited. He can go as the first pick by the dolphins or fall to the phins second round pick or the phins might trade up in the first round by trading their second and one of their thirds. But lets just say he does fall to the early second as a perfect scenerio in the meantime. In all, the phins will push hard in making sure they draft him.
3rd Round
1. Brian Quick, WR 6-4 / 220 Apalacian State
Quick has the Brandon Marshall size and athleticism. The fact that he is a former basketball player and high jumper shows in his play. Despite his short time playing football, he understands how to run routes and get open. He can make the big play in traffic and also use his big frame to be a large target and make the play on the ball to finish jump balls and deep passes. If the dolphins trade one these third rounders to move around in the draft, Quick will be the lone 3 round pick.
2. Bruce Irvin, DE/OLB 6-3 245
An electrifying pass rusher who will fit as either a specialist DE or an OLB in a 3-4 scheme, Irvin uses a flurry of moves and his uncanny athletic ability to maneuver his undersized frame around and through offensive linemen to produce massive sack production in his limited views at West Virginia. Can develope into an elite pass rusher that flourish with Cameron Wake on the opposite side.
1st Roound
Luke Kuechly, ILB, 6-3 / 242 Boston Colllege
Jeff Ireland talks about safe picks when it comes to when he drafts in the first round ala Jake Long and Mike Pouncey. Luke Kuechly fits that mold physically and productive wise perfectly.
2nd Round
Ryan Tannehill, QB, 6-4 / 222 Texas A&M
Ryan Tannehill is targeted by the phins even if they had signed Manning or eventually signs Flynn. The phins will have to try to play their poker hand in figuring out where Tannehill might fall. He is such a hard player to evaluate where he is going in the draft. Not a finish project and dealing with an injury, so his off season workouts has been limited. He can go as the first pick by the dolphins or fall to the phins second round pick or the phins might trade up in the first round by trading their second and one of their thirds. But lets just say he does fall to the early second as a perfect scenerio in the meantime. In all, the phins will push hard in making sure they draft him.
3rd Round
1. Brian Quick, WR 6-4 / 220 Apalacian State
Quick has the Brandon Marshall size and athleticism. The fact that he is a former basketball player and high jumper shows in his play. Despite his short time playing football, he understands how to run routes and get open. He can make the big play in traffic and also use his big frame to be a large target and make the play on the ball to finish jump balls and deep passes. If the dolphins trade one these third rounders to move around in the draft, Quick will be the lone 3 round pick.
2. Bruce Irvin, DE/OLB 6-3 245
An electrifying pass rusher who will fit as either a specialist DE or an OLB in a 3-4 scheme, Irvin uses a flurry of moves and his uncanny athletic ability to maneuver his undersized frame around and through offensive linemen to produce massive sack production in his limited views at West Virginia. Can develope into an elite pass rusher that flourish with Cameron Wake on the opposite side.
