What would the Dolphins have to do to get USC star receiver Mike Williams?

[NLude33]

Chris Mort said on an ESPN chat that a supp draft happens every year, but there is just no high named players ever, so no one cares. Also he made it sound like it was a NBA type lottery were the charges would have 32 chances......to the New England 1 chance with everyone else in the middle. Don't know who is right about how this works, but that is the way Mort made it sound, and he is pretty reliable.

 

[lereux]

Didn't Peter Warrick once tried to get to the Suplemental Draft? If I remember correctly he toyed with the idea, and the general consensus around the NFL teams was the they were not interested. And Peter was a bigger prospect than Williams.

 

[ckparrothead]

I doubt the concensus was that nobody was interested in Warrick. I think he just didn't declare for the supplemental draft. I think he probably decided not to because the contract negotiations wouldn't be the same. Warrick was like a top 5 pick, so he got mega money...as a supplemental pick, he wouldn't have gotten as much.

If Mike Williams is eligible, someone will give up a good pick for him. I believe the Texans gave a 2nd for RB Tony Hollings just last year.