Coach_Rob
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https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/nfl/miami-dolphins/article227448224.html▪ Daryl Williams, Panthers: Listed as the best available remaining tackle by Rotoworld, Williams is expected to draw interest from the Giants and Bills, among others. He’s an excellent player and just 26 years old. So why wasn’t Williams the top right tackle on this market? He appeared in just one game last season due to a torn MCL and dislocated kneecap.
▪ Kendall Lamm, Texans: Should be a man in demand after a breakout season in 2018. Lamm, undrafted out of Appalachian State in 2015, started more games last year (13) than his previous three seasons combined (11). Texans coach Bill O’Brien last fall called Lamm. the former practice squad player, “one of the most improved guys that we’ve had since we’ve been here,”
▪ Jermey Parnell, Jaguars: If the Dolphins decide on a one-year stop-gap at the position, Parnell makes sense. Cut by the Jaguars last week, Parnell would provide the Dolphins a serviceable — if not sustainable — option. Pro Football Focus ranked the 32-year-old 51st out of 80 qualifying tackles last year.
▪ Mike Remmers, Vikings: Almost two years to the day after signing Remmers to five-year, $3o million contract, Minnesota released him. Remmers struggled after moving to guard in 2018, a position he had never played before. Plus, he dealt with a pesky high-ankle sprain early in the year. A healthy offseason and a return to right tackles should help.
▪ Other options: Jared Veldheer, Broncos; Ty Nsekhe, Redskins; Joe Barksdale, Cardinals; Jordan Mills, Bills.
williams would be a could get depending on contract, but moving davis outside would work also. i just dont want to draft an ot in the first with all that dl talent