It's the biggest question of the offseason. If Miami drafts a quarterback early, how does that shape the remainder of the draft.?
Does anyone think there's a possibility that that Dolphins trade up? I could see a slight move up, but I do think the team holds onto that 2020 #1 pick. Will be interesting to see. I think Haskins will be the first quarterback off the board. Denver is said to be "locked into" Lock, but we know this is the time of the year for smokescreens. That could leave Jones and Murray as possibilities.
Personally, I'm not as high on Jones as others. I like aspects of his game, but not really sold at #13. Murray is a slam dunk IMO if he reaches #13. There could be concerns about how dedicated he is to football.
I think plan A for Miami is to build both the defensive and offensive lines in this draft. But you've got to know they are looking at all these quarterbacks. Grier even said something to the effect that things could change if they fall in love with one of the quarterbacks.
So, if it's a qb in the first does Miami's strategy shift more towards the offensive line than the defensive line?
Does anyone think there's a possibility that that Dolphins trade up? I could see a slight move up, but I do think the team holds onto that 2020 #1 pick. Will be interesting to see. I think Haskins will be the first quarterback off the board. Denver is said to be "locked into" Lock, but we know this is the time of the year for smokescreens. That could leave Jones and Murray as possibilities.
Personally, I'm not as high on Jones as others. I like aspects of his game, but not really sold at #13. Murray is a slam dunk IMO if he reaches #13. There could be concerns about how dedicated he is to football.
I think plan A for Miami is to build both the defensive and offensive lines in this draft. But you've got to know they are looking at all these quarterbacks. Grier even said something to the effect that things could change if they fall in love with one of the quarterbacks.
So, if it's a qb in the first does Miami's strategy shift more towards the offensive line than the defensive line?
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