He's not worth his cap hit and he's just doesn't fit in this offense with Ryan
I think they should look at Percy he fit into this offense perfect
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I think they should look at Percy he fit into this offense perfect
Wallace actually had a fairly decent season. Another off season together, plus the emergence of Landry, and HOPEFULLY a better line, and some commitment to running once in awhile will help out tremendously.
Clay only started to put it on near the end as well.
Percy is good, but I feel Landry can fill that role. We need a big receiver, a true end zone threat.
Wether it's a wr, or a te (still think clay could be that guy with more consistency) would be great.
Moving the ball from 20-20 was not the Dolphins problem. It was the redzone that killed them.
only O pick id like in the 1st would be guard, too deep @ WR to use an early pick on it
DT or corner would be ideal, I think Trae Waynes could start right away opposite Grimes. im not giving up on Jamar Taylor but hes still such a ?
there could be some money to play with if Wheeler, Ellerbe and Hartline all get cut. Vernon is the only guy I want to extend and even that doesn't have to get done yet
DT or corner would be ideal, I think Trae Waynes could start right away opposite Grimes. im not giving up on Jamar Taylor but hes still such a ?
there could be some money to play with if Wheeler, Ellerbe and Hartline all get cut. Vernon is the only guy I want to extend and even that doesn't have to get done yet
Wallace's cap hit it about the same if you cut him I believe.
I'm not sure if I want a guard in the first
If need was tackle? Sure...but guards usually aren't worthy of a number one pick.
We do need a guard for sure, and maybe with the second we do it. But I think i. The first we need an impact player.
Like run stopper, lb
If need was tackle? Sure...but guards usually aren't worthy of a number one pick.
We do need a guard for sure, and maybe with the second we do it. But I think i. The first we need an impact player.
Like run stopper, lb
love Perryman, think hes a 10 year starter but hes probably in between our first 2 picks. late 1st, early 2nd
now Shaq Thompson, or the kid from UGA? id be intrigued
now Shaq Thompson, or the kid from UGA? id be intrigued
We were getting killed by the run in the 2nd half it might not be that much a reach to get Perryman at 14 considering how much an impact he would have stopping the run
The other biggest need is DT Starks prolly is gone and maybe Odrick
Walker's Dolphins Mock Draft 1.0
January, 8, 2015
Jan 8
11:00
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By James Walker | ESPN.com
The Miami Dolphins own the No. 14 overall pick in April’s NFL draft.
It’s a solid draft slot. Miami (8-8) also finished .500 last season and had the No. 18 pick.
Who should Miami select in the first round to fill its needs? ESPN.com’s Dolphins page provides its first mock draft that will be updated throughout the offseason.
2015 NFL DRAFT
Round 1: April 30, time TBA
Rds. 2-3: May 1, TBA
Rds. 4-7: May 2, TBA
Where: Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University, Chicago
MORE KEY DATES
Declaration deadline: Jan. 15
2015 Senior Bowl: Jan. 24
2015 Scouting Combine: Feb. 17-23
NFL draft home page
• 2015 NFL draft order
• Todd McShay: Mock 1.0
• McShay's Top 32
• Mel Kiper Jr.'s Big Board
• NFL draft player rankings
No. 1: LB Shaq Thompson
School: Washington
Stats: 78 tackles, 4.5 sacks, four interceptions
Analysis: The Dolphins will have a major makeover at linebacker next season, and the draft could be a big part of the equation. Veteran linebackers such as Dannell Ellerbe, Philip Wheeler and Koa Misi may all be on thin ice as the team looks to bring in fresh talent. Thompson is one of the top linebackers in college football and is good against both the run and pass. Thompson also has strong character and worth ethic, which are important traits for Miami’s regime led by general manager Dennis Hickey and head coach Joe Philbin. It’s hard to find reasons why the Dolphins wouldn’t be interested in Thompson.
No. 2: DT Danny Shelton
School: Washington
Stats: 88 tackles, 9.0 sacks
Analysis: If you watched Miami’s run defense crumble in the final six games last season, it should be clear why the Dolphins would have interest in Shelton. At 332 pounds, he’s a natural run stuffer in the middle who could help improve Miami’s 24th-ranked run defense. Miami also could lose starting defensive tackle Jared Odrick to free agency and may release Randy Starks. That would leave Earl Mitchell as the only experienced defensive tackle from last season.
No. 3: RB Melvin Gordon
School: Wisconsin
Stats: 206 carries, 1,609 rushing yards, 12 touchdowns
Analysis: Is running back a big need for Miami? Not necessarily. But if Gordon, the best tailback in the draft, is on the board at No. 14, the Dolphins have an interesting decision to make. Gordon is dynamic and has nearly all the skills that translates to an every-down tailback in the NFL. He could join with Lamar Miller to make one of the most dangerous backfield duos in the AFC. A quality and consistent running game would help everyone, including quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
No. 4: WR Kevin White
School: West Virginia
Stats: 109 receptions, 1,447 yards, 10 touchdowns
Analysis: Wide receiver is another position of change for Miami. The team has decisions to make with the contracts of veterans Brandon Gibson and Brian Hartline. There also are questions as to whether No. 1 receiver Mike Wallace will return, although I expect Wallace to stay. White is the big-bodied receiver Miami’s offense could use on the perimeter. He's also very good after the catch, which is valued in Bill Lazor's offense. The physical talent is there. With Wallace’s speed, Jarvis Landry’s hands and toughness in the slot, White could fit in well.
January, 8, 2015
Jan 8
11:00
AM ET
By James Walker | ESPN.com
The Miami Dolphins own the No. 14 overall pick in April’s NFL draft.
It’s a solid draft slot. Miami (8-8) also finished .500 last season and had the No. 18 pick.
Who should Miami select in the first round to fill its needs? ESPN.com’s Dolphins page provides its first mock draft that will be updated throughout the offseason.
2015 NFL DRAFT
Rds. 2-3: May 1, TBA
Rds. 4-7: May 2, TBA
Where: Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University, Chicago
MORE KEY DATES
Declaration deadline: Jan. 15
2015 Senior Bowl: Jan. 24
2015 Scouting Combine: Feb. 17-23
NFL draft home page
• 2015 NFL draft order
• Todd McShay: Mock 1.0
• McShay's Top 32
• Mel Kiper Jr.'s Big Board
• NFL draft player rankings
No. 1: LB Shaq Thompson
School: Washington
Stats: 78 tackles, 4.5 sacks, four interceptions
Analysis: The Dolphins will have a major makeover at linebacker next season, and the draft could be a big part of the equation. Veteran linebackers such as Dannell Ellerbe, Philip Wheeler and Koa Misi may all be on thin ice as the team looks to bring in fresh talent. Thompson is one of the top linebackers in college football and is good against both the run and pass. Thompson also has strong character and worth ethic, which are important traits for Miami’s regime led by general manager Dennis Hickey and head coach Joe Philbin. It’s hard to find reasons why the Dolphins wouldn’t be interested in Thompson.
No. 2: DT Danny Shelton
School: Washington
Stats: 88 tackles, 9.0 sacks
Analysis: If you watched Miami’s run defense crumble in the final six games last season, it should be clear why the Dolphins would have interest in Shelton. At 332 pounds, he’s a natural run stuffer in the middle who could help improve Miami’s 24th-ranked run defense. Miami also could lose starting defensive tackle Jared Odrick to free agency and may release Randy Starks. That would leave Earl Mitchell as the only experienced defensive tackle from last season.
No. 3: RB Melvin Gordon
School: Wisconsin
Stats: 206 carries, 1,609 rushing yards, 12 touchdowns
Analysis: Is running back a big need for Miami? Not necessarily. But if Gordon, the best tailback in the draft, is on the board at No. 14, the Dolphins have an interesting decision to make. Gordon is dynamic and has nearly all the skills that translates to an every-down tailback in the NFL. He could join with Lamar Miller to make one of the most dangerous backfield duos in the AFC. A quality and consistent running game would help everyone, including quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
No. 4: WR Kevin White
School: West Virginia
Stats: 109 receptions, 1,447 yards, 10 touchdowns
Analysis: Wide receiver is another position of change for Miami. The team has decisions to make with the contracts of veterans Brandon Gibson and Brian Hartline. There also are questions as to whether No. 1 receiver Mike Wallace will return, although I expect Wallace to stay. White is the big-bodied receiver Miami’s offense could use on the perimeter. He's also very good after the catch, which is valued in Bill Lazor's offense. The physical talent is there. With Wallace’s speed, Jarvis Landry’s hands and toughness in the slot, White could fit in well.
AM I the only one who kinda wants Rex Ryan as HC? IF and only if we can get a good OC to work with him since he's offensively challenged.
With TannenBaum as our football head man i could see that happening. I wouldnt mind bringing Rex in NOW as Defensive coordinator, fire Philbin after next year (win or lose) and have Rex as HC and one of his goons as DC
With TannenBaum as our football head man i could see that happening. I wouldnt mind bringing Rex in NOW as Defensive coordinator, fire Philbin after next year (win or lose) and have Rex as HC and one of his goons as DC
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Yes, you are. It's bad enough we get all these Jets fans at are games. We don't need to bring in anymore of their scraps and become the New York Dolphins
no firings yet? country club bullshyt, all the time with this team 
Man i only wish this were true. YOu can tell when reporters are just pulling stories out of their asses. I was a Philbin Supporter but this year was it for me.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...mors-buzz-on-head-coachs-future-with-dolphins
The mofo stating this sh!t with a bunch of "COULD" and "to some degree" just to give himself a way out because he knows it's speculations. I freakin hate these insiders.
What say, you? @He Who Posts Well , @SoulController , @Da_Eggman , @heisenburrr, @MyGawdThePower ,@The_One , @954UAlreadyknow , @mcellas
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...mors-buzz-on-head-coachs-future-with-dolphins
The mofo stating this sh!t with a bunch of "COULD" and "to some degree" just to give himself a way out because he knows it's speculations. I freakin hate these insiders.
What say, you? @He Who Posts Well , @SoulController , @Da_Eggman , @heisenburrr, @MyGawdThePower ,@The_One , @954UAlreadyknow , @mcellas
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