Is it possible that our greatest need going into the draft is RB? I guess that would depend on who you talk to, but even if it’s not the most glaring need, if we intend on running the ball considerably more than we did last season, we’re going to need an infusion of talent and numbers in our RB stable.
Jay Ajayi RB 6’0″ 221
As it stands now, the feature back would be 2nd year RB Jay Ajayi. Ajayi, who played his college ball at Boise St., was considered by many to be a 2nd RD talent. Medical news day of the draft circulated like wildfire and the red flags went up immediately. Apparently, the news was Ajayi had so little cartilage remaining in his knee that he was basically almost bone on bone, at which point it becomes so painful, it’s career ending. Ajayi tore his ACL in 2011, his redshirt season at Boise St. In 2012, Ajay came back slowly from his injury, garnering only 82 carries for 548 yards, 6.7 YPC and 4 TD’s. in 2013, Ajayi figured more prominently, getting 249 carries for 1425 yards, 18 TD’s, along with 22 receptions for 222 yards and 1 TD. Obviously, Ajayi was back and healthy. 2013 cemented that Ajayi was not only back, but he could be a workhorse back. Ajayi carried the ball an astounding 347 times for 1823 yards, and an unbelievable 28 rushing TD’s. He also caught 50 passes for 535 yards and 4 TD’s. OK, so just how much was Ajayi the Boise St. offense??? 2378 total yards, and 32 TD’s! Incredible!
Ajayi performed well at the NFL combine. While not a speedster, he ran 4.57, but as important for a RB, is that quick burst. Ajayi ran 4,10 20 YD shuttle (top performer), a 39 ” vertical (tp), 121 broad jump (tp), and 11.60 60 YD shuttle (tp). OK, so Ajayi is an athlete, a former soccer player with very good feet, and we can see from the drills, lots of explosion.
Who can we draft to be part of an effective rushing attack in 2016? Let’s take a look!
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Ezekiel “Zeke” Elliott RB Ohio St. 6’0″ 225
The clear cut best RB available in this draft will most likely not be available to the Dolphins if we stay at #13, but if somehow Ezekiel “Zeke” Elliott makes it to our pick at #13, it will give the Dolphins a very difficult choice. Elliott has been compared to former Colts and Cards RB Edgerrin James. Elliott was a great back for Ohio St., a true 3 down RB. Elliott topped 1800 yards in both his sophomore and junior seasons, 1878 and 1821 respectively. Elliott averaged 6.9 YPC his sophomore year and 6.3 YPC in his junior, along with scoring 18 TD’s and 23 TD’s respectively. He’s the real deal, and while he may not be a prospect of Adrien Peterson’s ilk, he is a great prospect, quite worthy of an early first pick. In 592 carries, Zeke has a fumble rate of 162.5, which means he fumbles once per 162.5 carries, very solid. Fumbling is clearly not an issue. Again, odds are, Zeke is gone by pick #13, so although he would be a great addition to our rushing attack, let’s look at some RB’s who have a better chance of being available to us after our 1st pick.
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Derrick Henry RB Alabama 6’2″ 247
Derrick Henry is the big boy of the group, at 6’2″ 247, Henry is reminiscent of former NY Giants RB Brandon Jacobs. Not quite as big as Jacobs who was 6’4″ 264, he’s certainly big enough. A physical RB who is fast for his size, Henry ran a 4.54 40, along with a 37″ vertical, and 11.50 60 yard shuttle, which shows he’s athletic for his size. One of the negatives with Henry is he tends to run more upright, partly due to his size, and that opens him up for more hits and punishment from defenders, despite the fact that Henry delivers his fair share of punishment too. If we’re looking to really become a run heavy team, or at least closer to a 50/50 ratio of run to pass, we could do worse having a tandem of Ajayi and Henry. We could then pick up a change of pace back later on, one that’s faster and smaller, as we don’t have that type of back at the moment. Henry rushed for 2219 yards on 395 carries last season (junior year) for 5.6 YPC average along with a college football leading 28 TD’s. Henry doesn’t offer much as a receiver, logging only 17 total receptions in 3 years at Alabama. He is, however, a workhorse who finds his way into the endzone, and lord knows, the Dolphins could stand to score more of those.
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Keith Marshall RB Georgia 5’11” 219
Keith Marshall is about the same size as former Dolphins RB Lamar Miller. He’s actually a bit faster too, running the 40 at a blazing 4.31, and may be an intriguing choice for the Dolphins later in the draft. Marshall chose to play all 4 years at Georgia. In his sophomore year, Marshall suffered a torn right ACL. Due to that injury, Marshall has a very small body of work, only 253 total carries, 117 of which were in his freshman year. Marshall appears to be very healthy, and could be a steal in mid to later RD’s. Marshall also has good ball security, so he has low mileage, speed and agility, and holds on to the football. He could be that change of pace type back for us initially.
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Kenyan Drake RB Alabama 6’1″ 210
Kenyan Drake is Derrick Henry’s RB mate at Alabama. Drake was the change of pace for the workhorse Henry. Drake had a total of 233 carries in 4 years at Alabama for 1495 yards, for a nice 6.4 YPC. Drake finished with a total of 18 TD rushing TD’s in his college career, but understandably a low figure, considering he took the backseat to Henry who scored 28 TD’s in his senior year. He’s a potential mid to late RD pick for Miami.
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There are quite a few other prospects that the Dolphins will be looking at, especially if we don’t pick up a solid veteran RB to compliment what we already have. Last week we picked up two former 2nd RD picks, Isaiah Pead from the Rams and former Dolphins 2nd RD pick, yes, the infamous “DT 3”, Daniel Thomas, who rejoins the team. Can either of those 2 recapture what made them 2nd RD prospects in the first place? Not likely, but I think there is a chance Daniel Thomas can stick on the roster, because one thing Thomas excels at is pass protection as a RB.
Piggy/Wedge have already gone into depth with many of the RB’s, and will likely continue to do so, so I won’t tread on “their” territory, and leave that to them. If there are RB’s that you think we should be interested, bring them up on the blog and we’ll discuss them!
Finsmob Unleashed 
D,
I agree with you that Philly is not serious about a QB at #8 overall.
I think they have mentioned it as a means to scare SF into trading higher than 7 slot (since Philly can cut a deal with Ravens at #6)
I was the one that said that the other day. $22M guaranteed to Bradford & Chase getting the highest contract of any NFL backup = probably not thinking QB in the 1st, maybe the 2nd or 3rd, but not the 1st.
They aren’t done being bitter about Chip Kelly LOL. They are messing with his head come draft time.
Dbolt,
LOL @ West story.
The Herald just wrote about a similar story a week or two ago
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article68783892.html
LMAO. Dudes wife had to be
Pissed😂
He saved up for years to buy a $28,000 watch? To each their own I guess.
Piggy
I got a strange visual with singing bush
Al, just remember Chippy doesn’t have personnel power in SF.
SF is already very dysfunctional, after 6mo of Kelly it should be a zoo with no fences…lol
If Kelly doesn’t win in SF soon, I think he’ll be out of San Fran and the NFL for good. I think he’ll end up back in college
Where’s the invisible swordsman?
he’s been shot!
That guy called that 99% of the truth? His wife is going to 99% kick his ass
Did they say he was married?
Yes, he said he told his wife 99% the truth, except he told his wife the girl was a stripper they got for his brother’s bachelor party. That’s like 99% not the truth.
Now Malhi, an executive at a transportation company just outside of Toronto, has some explaining to do — especially to his wife.
“I told her 99 percent of the truth,” he said. “I told her [Vanegas] was a stripper we brought back to the room for my brother-in-law.”
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article68783892.html#storylink=cpy
Just checked CBS NFLDraftscout
They have 4 different guys for us at #13. Hargreaves, Dodd, Elliott and Lee
I guess the Dolphins F.O. has done it’s job then with smoke screens.
I lost interest in the story once I realized she wouldn’t let him teabag her.
dbolt48 says:
April 7, 2016 at 2:29 pm
Curt Maggit is also visiting the Fins
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Tim thats the guy i usually include as a 7th round pick for us in a lot of mock drafts that you kept saying you have no idea who he is. OLB UTenn
His issues is going to be long term durability. He flys around the field, he’s a great locker room kinda natural leader guy, throws his body around (hence why there are concerns how long he will last in the NFL) and has a small injury history, some of it recent. Still as far as character, motor, work ethic, etc he would be a great add.
Al, to me its not smoke screen guys it looks like they are lining up fall back options. Each of these guys are potential late rounders who have some upside. They look to be combing the value pick section of the draft.
Al in MIA says:
April 7, 2016 at 3:25 pm
D,
I agree with you that Philly is not serious about a QB at #8 overall.
I think they have mentioned it as a means to scare SF into trading higher than 7 slot (since Philly can cut a deal with Ravens at #6)
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Yeah they arent, i definately think they will take a guy mid rounds, maybe even as early as 2nd round (im guessing more like 3rd) but i dont think they will have any desire to invest that high on a QB in this draft.
I concur
Tannehill sucks!
http://www.miamidolphins.com/news/article-1/Tannehill-Receivers-Working-To-Get-On-Same-Page/de17f39e-3d2b-4fea-b1b6-546d57bd2f9b
“One of the things I’ve been impressed with (about) Tannehill is this offseason, from my conversations with Tannehill, he’s doing all the right things,” Darlington said. “And he’s not out there flaunting this necessarily and throwing it out there on social media or anything like that, but this is a guy who for the past six weeks has gone out with his wide receivers every week twice a week and thrown routes to them. He’s not allowed to meet with the coaching staff yet, but he has gone and dissected a lot of material from the Denver Broncos, the offense that Gase was coaching.
“He’s doing it wherever and whenever he can because the rules restrict him from doing too much. He can come out here, work out, get in the gym and all those types of things, but he’s getting in there with these receivers, he’s watching on his own film of the Denver Broncos, he’s watching some of the Chicago Bears from last year with Jay Cutler. And then he’s taking those concepts and those routes out to the practice field with his wide receivers and doing it on his own. And I think that’s going to pay huge dividends for him because they haven’t gotten time with Adam Gase yet. For them to be successful this year, they need to get started now because this is a new system.”
Mike E. says:
April 7, 2016 at 4:04 pm
Just checked CBS NFLDraftscout
They have 4 different guys for us at #13. Hargreaves, Dodd, Elliott and Lee
Reply
Those are the realistic names that could still be on the board @ #13, at least 2 of the 4 should be. So its a safe bet by CBS.
All the names are also a need at this point. Hargreaves would really a good get if he’s still there. I think CB as it stands now is the greatest need. If he’s not there I understand going BPA with one of the others, even a OT. But CB has to then be the thought in the 2nd, even trading back down into the 1st if need be.
We need a day one starter opposite Maxwell who is still a slight question mark himself. We can’t get caught too thin on the corners!!! Not in VJ’s defense.
I didn’t mean they were wrong, just pointing out how many different options and how many different ways we can go
I know. I was just chiding in agreement & then going down a rabbit trail.
Who would save up for years to buy a watch
and not expect it to attract grifter whores
What is the fascination with expensive watches?
I don’t even own a watch
I hate jewelry
wearing eyes glasses is as far as I go….lol
Tim Knight says:
April 7, 2016 at 2:06 pm
Well it did result in good production with Landry and Matthews.
yep, production good enough to merit a 6-10 record. so basically useless. like i said i heard the same the last year, i will wait till the season starts to see if there is any improvements
The production between the three of them was very good. 3 players don’t win games by themselves as you know.
GDP, there is 0 chance Denver would make a trade including CJ Anderson in their trade. I wouldnt, though, trade them for anything less than a future 1st and their 2nd rounder this year. We would be essentially trading out of the 1st round, so the compensation would have to be pretty big to do that.
They value future pics at about a round lower than the current years pick so it would be like getting 2 second rounders.
Is why I mentioned Clady as well. They need to figure out what they want to do with him, that or up the ante’ in the rounds offered as you mentioned. Just throwing ideas out there. Denver does have several picks to work with, but are 32nd in Cap money.
Yeah
its the last pick
they would probably have to give us a high pick next year too
Am I being too Greedy here
we move down from 13 to 31
and we also get Denver’s 2nd (which is like a 3rd)
their 1st rounder in 2017
and like a 4th or 5th in 2016
13 to 31 is a big drop
I don’t mind the drop
but I think the compensation needs to be pretty big
Im really hoping for some sort of miracle like we got when Parker fell past some very likely candidates last year and Hargreaves is there at 13. That would be the biggest luck to fall our way this next draft. We do have a lot of good backup options, but that would be very good for us.
Piggy id be happy with this years 2nd and their 2017 1st. I have a feeling this is going to be a rebuild year for them so id expect it to wind up being a mid round first in 2017
Yeah, no way they repeat as AFC champs, no way. I even doubt the playoffs at all.
Yeah
they won’t be super bowl champs in 2016
but that defense is really good
so they are going to win some games
plus I think we should ask for a bacon ban in Denver for the next 3 years or so
….just a suggestion
Imagine what you can do in 2017 with
2 first rounders
a second
two third rounders
two fourt rounders
remember we have all those comp picks coming and you can use them for trading
and then if things really go our way we can trade up for a Dion Jordan type….
(Piggy ducks)
The trade value chart says Denver’s 1st and 2nd this year and next year’s 2nd.
Have fun. LOL
http://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/games/draft-pick-value.php
fuck them
give us more
we can throw in one of our 7th rounders this year….lol
Piggy, don’t get too excited about comp picks just yet. I think 2 is probably a given, but more than that is still on the fence.
Good thing we aren’t fans of the Bengal Tigers of the Bangladesh Football Federation & blogging all day about them like we do the Phins….Mike would get his hand chopped off, Piggy’s tail or ear would be cut off, FFR’s tallywacker would get whacked, & Lou would lose his head…lol.
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Attackers in Bangladesh wielding machetes killed a blogger, police said on Thursday, the latest in series of murders of secular activists by suspected Islamist militants.
Police officer Tapan Chandra Shaha said three or four men attacked Samad with machetes and then shot him after he fell to the ground.
People heard the attackers shouting “Allahu akbar” as they fled, he said.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-bangladesh-blogger-idUSKCN0X40FZ
Your Picks:
Round 1 Pick 13: Vernon Hargreaves III, CB, Florida (A)
Round 2 Pick 20 (NYJ): Derrick Henry, RB, Alabama (A)
Round 3 Pick 10: Sebastian Tretola, OG, Arkansas (B+)
Round 3 Pick 20 (NYJ): Deion Jones, OLB/ILB, LSU (B+)
Round 4 Pick 9: Bronson Kaufusi, DE/OLB, Brigham Young (B)
Round 5 Pick 8: Sean Davis, FS/FS, Maryland (B+)
Round 6 Pick 11: Denver Kirkland, OG/OT, Arkansas (B+)
Round 7 Pick 6: Mike Thomas, WR, Southern Mississippi (A-)
Round 7 Pick 10: Antonio Morrison, ILB, Florida (B+)
Not bad at all. some good stuff in there with the trade down, but man I hate doing anything with the Jests…lol.
Did you also petition the SEC to let Maryland and BYU in as part of this draft?
Tim Knight says:
April 7, 2016 at 4:57 pm
The production between the three of them was very good. 3 players don’t win games by themselves as you know.
oh you mean like what i have said over and over.
And I have as well, yes. 🙂
WOW, where do you guys get such insight from?
From the logic tree.
13: R1P13
OT RONNIE STANLEY
NOTRE DAME
42: R2P11
CB ARTIE BURNS
MIAMI (FL)
73: R3P10
DE SHILIQUE CALHOUN
MICHIGAN ST
107: R4P9
RB JORDAN HOWARD
INDIANA
147: R5P8
S SEAN DAVIS
MARYLAND
186: R6P11
OLB JOE SCHOBERT
WISCONSIN
227: R7P6
OLB SILVERBERRY MOUHON
CINCINNATI
231: R7P10
WR CODY CORE
OLE MISS
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So I committed the cardinal pork sin of not selecting a LB until very late
But I drafted a guy named Silverberry, so it worked out
Cousin of Dingleberry and Goldshower?
Very nice draft thru 6 rounds. I applaud you and the Fansgeek software. 🙂
I’d be real happy with those 1st 6 guys. We’d be really good this year & for the future.
I like Cody Core, have mentioned him before. he could become a real contributor in a couple years. good depth guy.
Silverberry Mouhon, WTF? Why not Maggitt who visited the Phins, or Terrance Smith, Ian Seau, Victor Ochi, Kris Frost….WhoTF is Silverberry? lol
Silverberries are delicious
GDP have ya seen the late round WR i have been suggest past few weeks? Mike Thomas USM? He has some things to work on like Core, his routes arent great, he has been known to drop a few but most of it comes from being really raw. He’s a 6’3 receiver who posted 1400 yards, 14TD’s and a 20 yard average on completions at USM, i think with the right coaching on his route running and getting a little more focus on his catches he could be a beast of a receiver.
D, yes I’ve seen you mention him, the other Michael Thomas…lol.
He’s got some game to him as well.
I like how Core was the overlooked guy with Treadwell on the other side.
Thomas is 6’1, Cody Core is 6’3 205 with big mitts 10 3/8. He’s much faster than teammate Treadwell, ran a 4.47 Combine & 4.37 Proday with a 2.6 & 1.54 20 & 10yd split.
I also like Geronimo Allison as a late candidate @ WR.
We’ll be playing the Giants in pre season. Tannehill better watch his ass after he throws the football, because Vernon will likely be there a tick late.
Man i know when i was playing football i would have almost given anything to go against my QB on defense. Fucking coaches babied him so much i would have loved getting the chance to knock him into the dirt.
I don’t doubt that for a second.
This is the first game of preseason, RT will play like 8 snaps, I doubt they even give OV a chance to get close to him. I’d be more worried about JPP.
Well I guess it’s past NSFW time since it’s past 6pm.
This isn’t too graphic, it’s a damn puppet, but comedy genius. Even uptight bible boy here was LMAO! Enjoy!
getterdone says:
April 7, 2016 at 5:15 pm
WOW, where do you guys get such insight from?
where we all do. this blog
Jesus, Aunt Gavina? Can we go back to the boring repetitive conversations please? Lol
Real maple syrup on pancakes, or Aunt Jemima?
I’m an Aunt Jemima fan myself. Butter Lite for me
Here’s a deep sleeper for ya: Moritz Boehringer, WR out of Germany.
6’4 220 4.4 speed, thats pretty solid numbers.
Is he a football player though? I think you know what I mean (Landry).
I’m a light sleeper myself
MikeE,
I love Aunt Jemima…with lots of butter.
I used to put a lot of butter on my pancakes, but I’ve been feeling my mortality lately, so I use butter lite. It tastes like butter.
The again, I usually have a sausage or two and some bacon with them too. I’d be better off eating a stick of butter. lol
D,
Look at the rest of his numbers. They are all really good, and he’s a big, solid guy. He’s like a Calvin Johnson, physically.
His 6.65 cone drill is outrageous for his size. Wow! His vertical and broad jump too. Very quick 4.10 20 YD shuttle
Can’t get here soon enough!
https://days.to/until/nfl-season
MikeE,
My son and I both love the Tremendous Twelve at Perkins. It comes with 3 pancakes, and a big glob of butter. My son hates butter, so I always take his. I told my mortality to go f**k itself. Lol
LMAO!!! That’s probably the right thing to do Randy. I’m not really that careful, like I said, eating a fair amount of bad things. I’d rather die eating a stack of pancakes with huge globs of butter than a salad with a lite vinaigrette.
MikeE,
Yeah, his numbers aren’t just good. They’re off the charts for a guy his size.
Yup, pretty impressive
So what are you guys talking about, pancakes and stuff?
so just catching up. so mike usually has a sausage or two and loves butter, who would ever have thunk that.
Lol, even from you 😉
Have you guys ever had chicken and waffles? I see it all the time on TV and think WTF. It doesn’t sound good even though I like both.
I’ve had it, but I think you need to go down south. I had them in a restaurant that doesn’t usually serve them, and I wasn’t blown away.
I had it at my niece’s Hollywood wedding in L.A. a couple of yrs ago. The wedding was upscale, but served her favorite chicken and waffles. Her dad’s side of the family is in show business, so that’s the type of wedding it was.
Tim, you’re killin’ me with that avatar. Reminds me of the maintenance guy at work, he’s about 5’8″ and 215, and drives around in a huge work truck, all you see is this little head.
LOL
LOL Rob – Sorry to disappoint, but I like the sausage patties, not the links. 🙂
So Mike prefers sausage!
Not really, I like bacon and ham too.
Mike eats Piggy’s ass!
Cow pies?
MikeE,
It does seem to be a Southern thing. Chicken for breakfast just sounds weird. But, I never have a problem eating waffles for supper, I guess.
dbolt48 says:
April 7, 2016 at 7:30 pm
So Mike prefers sausage!
no mike said he prefers sausage patty. it is ok, i mean who are we to judge if mike is into
LOL
Is that Joe Paterno 😉
Steve
So, did you like the chicken and waffles or not?
dbolt48 says:
April 7, 2016 at 7:34 pm (Edit)
Mike eats Piggy’s ass!
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Don’t we all? lol
Yeah steve…I didn’t ask for a soliloquy about Hollywood weddings. Did you like the damn chicken and waffles or not? Lol
LOL, it was pretty darn good. Was just trying to say out of place it was.
randy and mike,
that chicken and waffle thing isnt from the south. that is some bs concoction you northerns made up. fried chicken is only fried chicken with mashed potatoes, corn, biscuits, gravy and green beans. anything else is not southern
Well think about the stoners who hang out at Taco Bell headquarters thinking up new ways to make a taco. Let’s make a taco in a warm tortilla, put it in a crunchy Doritos taco shell with cheese sauce between the two, add some spicy Fritos and some fucked up ass burning sauce and call it the Fiery Crunch Melt. Gnarly dude! LOL
ffr
Stop posting pics of your sister. Everybody’s gonna want her, and I won’t be able to get my regular time slot for our “date”.
Rob
Is that right? I’ve seen southern places make it, and it always looks better.
Mando you’re a schmuck!
The Dolphins are banking on a third-, fourth- and seventh-round pick being awarded to them next year. Why?
Under the rules for compensatory draft selections, a team losing more or better compensatory free agents than it acquires in the previous year is eligible to receive
The compensatory picks will be positioned within the third through sixth rounds based on the value of the compensatory free agents lost.
Moritz Boehringer played for the Unicorns. That’s exactly what we need, a frigging Unicorn!
Rob
Check this out brother . . .
http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2013/02/14/172019116/fried-chicken-and-waffles-the-dish-the-south-denied-as-its-own
Mike E. says:
April 7, 2016 at 7:46 pm
Rob
Check this out brother . . .
you jerk. i did and scrolled all the way down to the end and now BOTW…….oh wait you meant for me to read it. what in the world is wrong with you why would i read anything you post.
mike,
and yeah i was just busting balls saying a northern thing but i think it is like one of those idiotic broccoli kale cauliflower pineapple gluten free pizza’s from cali thing. no way is that pizza like no way fried chicken without all the fix-ins is fried chicken.
guess what i am saying is it is basically all jahns fault
LOL Rob – It’s a Cali and NY thing, Harlem specifically. I guess it’s not just us northerners migrating to the south, I guess it works both ways.
If you put vegetables on a pizza, it ain’t a damn pizza anymore. It’s a salad with a built in bread stick!
I do like chicken, bbq sauce and caramelized red onions pizza. No it’s not traditional pizza but it’s friggin tasty. There are no rules with food, eat what you will. 🙂
randy,
yep, like i just said that aint pizza. pizza is sauce, meats, cheese then more cheese and then ad only then is it a pizza. other then that dont bother with it
I am a fraud bcause I do like pineapple on my pizza, but that is the only thing other than meat and cheese I eat on them. I love cooked/grilled pineapple.
Mike, did you see Noah Syndergaard pitch? He was throwing 95 MPH sliders. LOL
My nephew is a chef, and we went to this trendy restaurant, and I got a burger with grilled pineapple on it. It was interesting, and I think it helped the burger, because the burger was overcooked, but it was still juicy because of the pineapple.
I think the pineapple makes it too messy. I had one at Red Robin and it was good but a mess.
Oops, trendy restaurant for his birthday that he picked
randy
you cant see the brilliance in tanny and defend the oline so eating pineapple on pizza is expected out of you
tim,
what part of chicken and bar b q sauce is not meat. let me guess you use tofu chicken.
It wasn’t a rebuttal, just a comment.
Mike E. says:
April 7, 2016 at 8:15 pm
My nephew is a chef, and we went to this trendy restaurant, and I got a burger with grilled pineapple on it.
who hurt you growing up?
I have never had pineapple on a burger. Wouldn’t it make the damn patty slip right off the bun?
Randy says:
April 7, 2016 at 8:26 pm
I have never had pineapple on a burger. Wouldn’t it make the damn patty slip right off the bun?
wernt you paying attention earlier. mike loves making patty slip right off.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2631204-dolphins-owner-stephen-ross-succession-plan-reportedly-approved-by-nfl
Did you guys read this about Ross and the succession plan
Its precautionary by ross and its a good idea
Yeah it’s going to happen someday. it will only be a matter of time until the new guy is hated.
its a good idea
when Joe Robbie died
his family got screwed with Tax Issues
Giving a serious bidder first right to be owner makes it real clean instead of going through an estate proceeding
Its really innovative thinking by Ross to think about the future of the team
He doesn’t want the team to be screwed when he dies
ffr
Now we know that Mike likes his sausage a little fruity.
It was just a slice of grilled pineapple. It wasn’t messy, or sexual in any way. lol
It does have a hole in it. LOL
MikeE,
Sure, just like a cigar is just a cigar. Lol
Don’t tease OD and get his hopes up. Actually the new guy is from NY too, so no one will like him either. Yet another clueless out of touch out of towner.
As if only locals know anything anymore. There are no other avenues to find information on anything you desire. LOL
randy,
i am sure when mike got his burger and the pineapple was just laid over the burger with the patty just laying there he was thinking. not if i had your meat in my hands first
LOL Randy
Nice timing
Like La’el, except La’el’s thing was bullshit. He really got screwed.
it might be bullshit too
Shitty situation but on matters of football I don’t like him as a prospect anyway. He’s too tall, stiff and slow. He looks like a monster but plays like a tree.
He’s a beast of a man
but maybe not a great football player
mike
know what they say, if the pineapple isnt messy then you cored it wrong.
Why did so many prospects wear 2 different colored shoes? Is that a new trend? Do rapists wear 2 different colored shoes?
I wear 4 different shoes on my trotters
Piggy
Looking for a new client? Offer your services to the tree
too busy trying on new shoes
you know how hard it is to find a 4 trotter combo that doesn’t match
Piggy, there is a reason Ross is successful.
Tim Knight says:
April 7, 2016 at 8:48 pm
Piggy, there is a reason Ross is successful.
you are crazy, next thing you know you will be saying tanny isnt the worst qb in the history of the world.
ok have a nice night all. thanks for the laughs. now back to your regularly scheduled puke fest (hey at least this time no blood) and still having to do tax returns. take care all
Looking forward to seeing Ajayi get a more prominent role this year. The dude has talent. Can he hold up for a few years?
If he can be 70% as good as he was that last year @ Boise St., then we got a stud that will open things up for Tanny & the rest of the offense.
It helps QB’s so much & vise versa, like Wilson & Lynch in Seattle for example.
Need that good compliment of defense too. It’s still a team game like it always has been….lol
You blokes are food philistines seriously. Ham, mushroom and pineapple is a staple of Australia’s pizza industry. Pineapple rings on burgers go without saying.
Mike E. says:
April 7, 2016 at 4:04 pm
Just checked CBS NFLDraftscout
They have 4 different guys for us at #13. Hargreaves, Dodd, Elliott and Lee
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Don’t you see what these guys are doing? Every yr they have 10 mock drafts and post each one, then later in the yr or even yrs later they show you who they picked for a certain team that actually was picked. It’s like they’re trying to make themselves look better, so people actually think they know something. Every possible player they can think of for any team they’ll put in a mock draft, at one time or another.
I’ve seen this during halftime, and I’ve seen it on commercials. Look how great I am, because I mocked this guy to this team, but they only do it, if the player actually plays good/great.