Which team is under the most pressure to nail 2020 NFL Draft?

[Fin Fan in Cali]

Which team is under the most pressure to nail 2020 NFL Draft?

With the 2020 NFL Draft less than one week away, decision makers are feeling the crunch as they finalize their draft boards. But which team is under the most pressure? Brian Baldinger says it's Dave Gettleman and the Giants, but four others disagree. Let'

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• David Carr
• Dolphins must capitalize on three first-round picks
  It has to be the Miami Dolphins, right?! They have three picks in the first round (Nos. 5, 18 and 26) after trading away former first-round picks Laremy Tunsil (to Houston) and Minkah Fitzpatrick (to Pittsburgh) last season. Miami also has a good, young coach in Brian Flores and made a splash in free agency. Plus, with Tom Brady no longer in the division, Chris Grier and Co. have a real shot to turn things around in South Beach.
• Nate Burleson
  With well-executed draft, Dolphins could make BIG turnaround
  The Dolphins have a league-high 14 draft picks, including three choice selections in the first round. If GM Chris Grier can clean up in this draft, building on some quality moves in free agency, the Dolphins could go from a team rebuilding in 2020 to one contending for the Lombardi Trophy in 2022.

 

[meatpardle]

Absolutely right, we’ve been building to this point and screwing it up will waste all that pain and has work.

 

[fansinceGWilson]

Which team is under the most pressure to nail 2020 NFL Draft?

With the 2020 NFL Draft less than one week away, decision makers are feeling the crunch as they finalize their draft boards. But which team is under the most pressure? Brian Baldinger says it's Dave Gettleman and the Giants, but four others disagree. Let'

www.nfl.com

• David Carr
• Dolphins must capitalize on three first-round picks
  It has to be the Miami Dolphins, right?! They have three picks in the first round (Nos. 5, 18 and 26) after trading away former first-round picks Laremy Tunsil (to Houston) and Minkah Fitzpatrick (to Pittsburgh) last season. Miami also has a good, young coach in Brian Flores and made a splash in free agency. Plus, with Tom Brady no longer in the division, Chris Grier and Co. have a real shot to turn things around in South Beach.
• Nate Burleson
  With well-executed draft, Dolphins could make BIG turnaround
  The Dolphins have a league-high 14 draft picks, including three choice selections in the first round. If GM Chris Grier can clean up in this draft, building on some quality moves in free agency, the Dolphins could go from a team rebuilding in 2020 to one contending for the Lombardi Trophy in 2022.

Not to be picky, but that depends on definition on "team." Owner? Not Ross. Fans? Not in Miami. GM? HC? other teams are under more pressure. Yeah, Ross, Grier, Flo are under pressure, but not the MOST pressure

 

[ATL_PHIN_FAN]

Not to be picky, but that depends on definition on "team." Owner? Not Ross. Fans? Not in Miami. GM? HC? other teams are under more pressure. Yeah, Ross, Grier, Flo are under pressure, but not the MOST pressure

Agree. And they have some cushion, if they stick to their apparent plan of building judiciously and wisely. This rebuild has been designed for the long haul to give Miami fans a perennial contender, as they were accustomed to in days of old. If this build is done right, we will hopefully never have to do this again to such an extent. Right now, the only question mark is Grier. However, all indications are that he will be disciplined and stick to his plan. I think if he does, it will pay big dividends for a long time.