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We MUST NOT draft a qb this year thinking he will replace Tua. This organization is 100% NOT ready to draft a qb and develop him into a starting qb.

The coaches are inept, the line is beyond inept, the team is not good enough to support such qb. We could have the second coming of Marino brought in but would be ruined by this entire organization... hate him or love him, it's what happened to Tua. All injuries aside.

We have to build the lines first. Both sides. This year is the perfect time to do that. Every single pick should be a linemen on either side, preferably starting on offense. We have weapons already. Like it or not we are stuck with them, it is what it is. We aren't weak there.

Build a somewhat solid foundation for the next qb should be priority number 1. We can even pick more foundational players (OL, DL and LB) next year as well even while making qb the 1st pick.


I will go on record now saying we need to build the team trenches first before drafting a qb to take over. I wouldn't even take a 7th rounder on one...
 
eMCee85 said:
We MUST NOT draft a qb this year thinking he will replace Tua. This organization is 100% NOT ready to draft a qb and develop him into a starting qb.

The coaches are inept, the line is beyond inept, the team is not good enough to support such qb. We could have the second coming of Marino brought in but would be ruined by this entire organization... hate him or love him, it's what happened to Tua. All injuries aside.

We have to build the lines first. Both sides. This year is the perfect time to do that. Every single pick should be a linemen on either side, preferably starting on offense. We have weapons already. Like it or not we are stuck with them, it is what it is. We aren't weak there.

Build a somewhat solid foundation for the next qb should be priority number 1. We can even pick more foundational players (OL, DL and LB) next year as well even while making qb the 1st pick.


I will go on record now saying we need to build the team trenches first before drafting a qb to take over. I wouldn't even take a 7th rounder on one...
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Well said about making sure that the team should have a good foundation in place before drafting a young QB. Unfortunately, none of that is going to happen unless Ross gets rid of Grier and McDaniel, because they're the reason why Miami doesn't have a good foundation and is poorly run.
 
The last time we had a good o line was in 2016. We had tunsil (injury prone), james, and pouncy. I forget the others at the time but they were at least the foundation. That was the year ajayi had a few 200 yard games... but before that going back to 2000 and after that is just a joke. Some players here and there but not good. And the results are a .500 team. And don't tell me about our winning seasons these last few years because the stupid nfl went to 17 games. So makes a 9-8 or 10-7 season a winning season but no playoffs or in our case 1 and done. So it don't mean ****. I'm talking about meaningful games.
 
eMCee85 said:
We MUST NOT draft a qb this year thinking he will replace Tua. This organization is 100% NOT ready to draft a qb and develop him into a starting qb.

The coaches are inept, the line is beyond inept, the team is not good enough to support such qb. We could have the second coming of Marino brought in but would be ruined by this entire organization... hate him or love him, it's what happened to Tua. All injuries aside.

We have to build the lines first. Both sides. This year is the perfect time to do that. Every single pick should be a linemen on either side, preferably starting on offense. We have weapons already. Like it or not we are stuck with them, it is what it is. We aren't weak there.

Build a somewhat solid foundation for the next qb should be priority number 1. We can even pick more foundational players (OL, DL and LB) next year as well even while making qb the 1st pick.


I will go on record now saying we need to build the team trenches first before drafting a qb to take over. I wouldn't even take a 7th rounder on one...
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Been saying this since early this season.

Please no QB this year. Now if we took a guy in the middle or late in the draft then cool Iā€™m fine with that but no top picks used on a QB.

We have to build the trenches this offseason and then just get through next season and then get our new QB.

If we swing this year big on a QB then it will be the same situation weā€™re in now.

Build the trenches and wait til 2026 to get our QB. That would be the smart way to do itā€¦

But weā€™re the Dolphins so of course weā€™ll do it @ssbackwards lol
 
eMCee85 said:
We MUST NOT draft a qb this year thinking he will replace Tua. This organization is 100% NOT ready to draft a qb and develop him into a starting qb.

The coaches are inept, the line is beyond inept, the team is not good enough to support such qb. We could have the second coming of Marino brought in but would be ruined by this entire organization... hate him or love him, it's what happened to Tua. All injuries aside.

We have to build the lines first. Both sides. This year is the perfect time to do that. Every single pick should be a linemen on either side, preferably starting on offense. We have weapons already. Like it or not we are stuck with them, it is what it is. We aren't weak there.

Build a somewhat solid foundation for the next qb should be priority number 1. We can even pick more foundational players (OL, DL and LB) next year as well even while making qb the 1st pick.


I will go on record now saying we need to build the team trenches first before drafting a qb to take over. I wouldn't even take a 7th rounder on one...
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100% have to build lines especially offensive line.

I know there are a lot of opinions on Tua but we need someone to develop.

I would 100% take a flier on Kyle McCord. Seems his draft stock is all over the place and could be had late.
 
Agreed

I wrote almost that same thing in a post somewhere earlier today. A backup worthy dude with some potential in like the 3rd round though - yeah for sure
 
OGMarinofan said:
We need to sell everyone off and start tanking every year until Arch enters the draft.
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Hereā€™s the thing; we have literally nothing to sell. No team wants washed vets on massive contracts. No team wants aged vets who canā€™t stay healthy (that is Miamiā€™s bread and butter). Tuaā€™s contract is massive and he canā€™t stay healthy; it would cost us picks to move him to another team.
 
fansinceGWilson said:
Did a search a while back of QBs taken R1-2 2013>2022. 33 QBs. Only 8 taken by winning teams. 6 of those taken by teams with a QB nearing retirement (e.g. Brady, PManning). Miami won't pick an early QB
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This can't be correct.
Didn't the Browns draft 20 QBs in that time span???
 
eMCee85 said:
We MUST NOT draft a qb this year thinking he will replace Tua. This organization is 100% NOT ready to draft a qb and develop him into a starting qb.

The coaches are inept, the line is beyond inept, the team is not good enough to support such qb. We could have the second coming of Marino brought in but would be ruined by this entire organization... hate him or love him, it's what happened to Tua. All injuries aside.

We have to build the lines first. Both sides. This year is the perfect time to do that. Every single pick should be a linemen on either side, preferably starting on offense. We have weapons already. Like it or not we are stuck with them, it is what it is. We aren't weak there.

Build a somewhat solid foundation for the next qb should be priority number 1. We can even pick more foundational players (OL, DL and LB) next year as well even while making qb the 1st pick.


I will go on record now saying we need to build the team trenches first before drafting a qb to take over. I wouldn't even take a 7th rounder on one...
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Problem is Grier and McMoron don't believe in building the OL.
 
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