Charles Harris 2.0.I’ve been wrong before, but I cannot emphasize enough how much I think people are sleeping on Chop Robinson,
Avoid at all costs.
Charles Harris 2.0.I’ve been wrong before, but I cannot emphasize enough how much I think people are sleeping on Chop Robinson,
Since you seem to know the future can I have the winning lotto numbers as well? The bottom line is neither you, I, or anybody else have a clue who the Dolphins are going to draft or at what position for that matter. So stop pretending like you do.Best positional value out of our needs. We're missing TWO starting edges. We signed one. We paying Chubb big bucks to be irrelevant in '22, incur costly penalties and get injured down the stretch in '23, when he'll likely also miss most this next season.
We don't immediately need a starting OT and iOL is a reach.
WR/TE/DB would be overkill.
We're going iOL in the second.
DT in the 5th. Maybe trade up into the 3rd for one. We already brought a lot of bodies at iDL and we can bring more after the draft. Letting Wilkins go also shows how much we value the position.
WR late.
If we drafted another Corner in round 1 it will un-do all the good things Grier has done this offseason for me personally. He simply can't draft corners.Grier is going premium position BPA or trade down, IMO. If someone like Quinyon Mitchell falls this place is gonna go apeshit when we run the card up, haha.
There’s better value at IOL in the 55 range, like Haynes, Mahogony, Frazier. Just don’t see Grier being the value guy he is going IOL at 21 overall.
Edge/DT is a really good bet though. Verse, Latu, Robinson, Murphy, Newton. Like Darius Robinson a lot in a trade down scenario as a bigger guy who can play with his hands in the dirt. Great versatility there and a fit for multiple shoes on this defense.
Tell that to Connor Williams.Not only is Chubb not going to miss over half of this season, I would be willing to bet he misses fewer than 4 games.
ACLs aren’t what they used to be, folks.
I don't know why everyone is so confident that Chubb & Phillips will be back early, by week 1 here in your statement, much less that they will be effective. I guaranty going into 2025 we will all be saying "and now Chubb and Phillips are two years removed from serious knee and achilles injuries so they should be back to top shelf form!" It just stands to reason they will either miss not insignificant time in 2024 and/or that they will be a shell of their former selves. For that reason and the ability to potentially shed Chubb's contract sooner than later a top edge player at #21 could be in the cards. A lot depends on how the FO really feels about Chubb & Phillips chances this year.I don’t think so. Chubb & Phillips should be back by week 1. We’re either taking an OT that can play guard for a year or a dt. Wr could be possible too. We need to look ahead a bit because Armstead and Hill will be gone soon
I dont hate Chubb, I think he played well last season. That being said.....I just don't get the hate for Chubb. He is injured - thats football, and the timing was bad, but he was giving away penalties like the OP suggested. He wasn't irrelevant in 22 - he came to the team after 4 or 5 weeks, and he was ok, not great, but he opened Phillips to be more dominant, which he was.
That said, a DE is a major need. Not gonna argue that point. Chubb was still a good trade IMO.
Do me a favor and look up how many fumbles he forced last year.I dont hate Chubb, I think he played well last season. That being said.....
The issue some folks have with him, is that we gave up draft picks and a major contract, things usually associated with game changing type impact players.
Chubb has been solid but hes not the game wrecker that all that money and draft picks would suggest he should be.
It's not Chubbs fault the Dolphins overpaid for him, but they did, hence the agitation.
No, bc that has nothing to do with what I said. I like Chubb personally and I'm fine with what we paid for him bc I see his value.Do me a favor and look up how many fumbles he forced last year.
Chubb currently sits at #10 in avg/year Edge pay...No, bc that has nothing to do with what I said. I like Chubb personally and I'm fine with what we paid for him bc I see his value.
However, the perception some ppl have of Chubb will always be, he should have come in and had 15 sacks a season for at least 3 to 5 seasons, bc of what we paid for him. One of my lifelong best friends is one of these ppl, I've tried to argue on Chubbs behalf and nothing will sway his opinion. We paid, with picks and a big contract, for a top 10 DE, in his eyes and he doesn't think Chubb is close to that.
The injury to Williams appears to be much more serious than the injury to Chubb. While they both suffered ACL injuries, Williams is reported to have also suffered injuries to other areas around the ACL.Tell that to Connor Williams.
Williams has also had a series of knee issues... meaning that opposed to a single twist/tear injury, he is likely suffering from long term damage.The injury to Williams appears to be much more serious than the injury to Chubb. While they both suffered ACL injuries, Williams is reported to have also suffered injuries to other areas around the ACL.
Normally players can return from a standard ACL injury in 8-9months. The recovery time for Williams is reported to be much longer because he didn’t suffer a normal ACL tear which it appeared Chubb did.