Time is ticking down, and all of the storylines are coming to a head. Arguments supporting trading up, staying put, and trading back are at full throttle all over the NFL landscape, especially here in Miami. I can get on board with either as long as we come away with at least 2 players that will play a lot of the ’24 season and make a positive impact. My feeling is OL and EDGE are the 2 places with the strongest needs, followed closely by 3-4 DE. If you’re looking to trade back, the age old phrasing of the talent from 21-55 was pretty even so we wanted get another player or two in that area to help our team. In the unlikely scenario where we trade up, it will be this is a player we really felt would impact our team right now and in the future. As far as staying put, the dialogue will be we felt like staying put would net us the player we wanted, that someone valuable was going to fall to us. In any of these scenarios, it’s not how or why we got there, it’s who the player is, and ultimately how the player fares and impacts the team this season. Make no mistake, we’re not taking a player that will be sitting on the bench and learning in ’24, we simply have way too many holes to fill.
If it’s going to be an edge rusher, which I think is very likely, the names that pop up are FSU’s Jared Verse, UCLA’s Laiatu Latu and Penn State’s Chop Robinson. If we’re looking at O-line, the scope widens some, from a plug-n-play OC/G like Jackson Powers-Johnson, to possibly an OT that could play inside or sub for Terron Armstead/Austin Jackson if necessary, such as Washington’s Troy Fautanu, who would have to fall some, or Georgia’s Amarius Mims, or Oklahoma’s Tyler Guyton. There are a few OG’s that we could take either with a trade back or our 2nd pick, such as Kansas St’s Cooper Beebe, Connecticut’s Christian Haynes, or Michigan’s Zak Zinter. The reason I believe we go defense first is because the dropoff is pretty significant at both EDGE and/or DT/DE, while the O-line has some players that should be available in RD 2 or later that could step in and play immediately.
As of this moment, the Dolphins have still not come to an agreement with QB Tua Tagovailoa on an extension, although we keep hearing a deal is imminent. I would think both sides want to protect themselves, it’s a tough spot for both sides. Joe Burrow and Justin Herbert have been paid. Daniel Jones has also been paid. I believe Tua falls somewhere in between those 4. The other aspect on this situation is that I believe Tua is in an ideal place to for his skillset. Not to say he couldn’t have success elsewhere, but the HC who is a staunch believer in him, and has handcrafted the offense around his strengths is a huge boon for Tua. The Climate is also conducive to his success, you don’t want Tua in Green Bay, or Buffalo for that matter. I feel like that does give the Dolphins some leverage due to those things, but only so much that Tua and more so his representation wants to see the money. Is it possible that Tua plays the season without an extension? I’d think the odds are low, but if that were to happen, the Dolphins could tag Tua next season and let the market decide what he’s worth.
Tonight, here on FMU, we will be conducting our annual Mock Draft at 7PM, led by none other than our own M13. Please try and make it if you can, the more participation we have, the more fun it will be. We’ll all be voting for each and every pick for every team, all 32. For those on the West Coast, my apologies on the early start, hop in later if you can’t make the start. Hope to see a bunch of you here at 7PM tonight!
FMU Mock Draft – Tonight 7PM EST
GO DOLPHINS!!!
Finsmob Unleashed 
Oh, BTW, Brian, thanks for the good luck wish. Caught 14 Spanish Mackerel, got a limit on Mangrove Snapper (5 each person), 1 flounder and a 32″ red fish we had to release. Tried to go after some Cobia at first but got too choppy and had to come back into the bay.
Fish fry and shrimp skewers on the grill at the BBM house tomorrow night! BYOB! lol
Fish stories on the page turn!
😂
that’s a good day!
My fear also is that Steelers nab JPJ.
2024 NFL Draft: Four Players Drew Rosenhaus heard linked to the Miami Dolphins in the first round
“Rosenhaus mentioned three other players as well, including Duke’s Graham Barton, Florida State’s Jared Verse, and a personal favorite of mine, Laiatu Latu. Add in Worthy, and those are the four players the South Florida-based agent is hearing linked to Miami in round one.
Josh Moser on X: “Officially, welcome to #NFLDraft Week! The Dolphins pick at #21. Drew Rosenhaus tells me – it will NOT be a QB or RB in RD 1. Here are his names to pay attention to, how much do you agree? #NFLDraft2024 #finsup https://t.co/5W48THyJTd” / X (twitter.com)
If he really wanted to go out on a limb, he could have mentioned we won’t be taking a kicker in rd 1.
🚨 Gridiron Heights NFL Draft Special | Highlights and Live Video from Bleacher Report
Meh, this was kind of stupid.
What Could the Dolphins Get for Pick 21? (si.com)
The last time a team traded out of the #21 spot was in 2022 where the Pats traded down with the Chiefs to Pick #29 and got KC’s 3rd and 4th round picks.
Less than 2 hours away from our final tally!
Unless the Hulkster or ER vote in the meantime, I think we’ve got what we’ve got.
bailbondmike
says:
April 23, 2024 at 6:21 pm
@DavidFurones_
ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jacques picks Illinois DT Jer’Zhan “Johnny” Newton for the Dolphins.
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Pete Prisco from CBS Sports also picks Illinois DT Jer’Zhan “Jonny” Newton for the Dolphins.
*Johnny
7:17 update…
Up to date…
M13: Johnny Newton
Mike E: Laiatu Latu
Pigster: Laiatu Latu
Tim: Chop Robinson
Manitoba: Johnny Newton
Brian: Jackson Powers-Johnson
BB Mike: Olumuyiwa Fashanu
Steve: Chop Robinson
Randy: Jackson Powers-Johnson
UK: Laiatu Latu
Rhino: Graham Barton
Son: Cooper DeJean
Wyoming: Jackson Powers-Johnson
Kong: Jackson Powers-Johnson
Naples: Graham Barton
M13, interesting comments by Drew Rosenhaus. I wonder how much he actually knows. Might he be privy to more info than someone in the media? I don’t know.
He probably knows much more than the media, but he certainly doesn’t know more than the GMs who are making the selections. JMO
I mean, the Draft is fluid in real time… so there’s no way to know how it will play out.
I should think there’s currently only one agent who knows anything about a GMs draft board: Caleb Williams’ agent.
And Caleb Williams’ agent only knows the draft board of R1P1… nothing more.
I’m getting very upset with the very destuctive winds we’ve been getting here in PA over the last month: 50-60 MPH gusts are NOT welcome on the daily. 😡
I don’t have a vote. I have no clue!
Translation: I am voting with BBM, Fashanu.
Sounds good to me!
All other teams: 3 minutes on the clock.
Dolphins: 5,460 minutes.
Sounds about right. 😂
😂
And somehow skipped over with commercials and talking about the Cheatriots
I was thinking the same thing.😂
FINAL, FOR THE FMU/MOB VOTE…
THE WINNER IS: JACKSON POWERS-JOHNSON, OC, OREGON!!!
I’d be VERY GOOD with this pick!
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/dolphins-tua-tagovailoa-emphasizes-factors-have-helped-him-take-play-another-level
https://www.wsj.com/sports/football/nfl-draft-quarterbacks-caleb-williams-jayden-daniels-drake-maye-jj-mccarthy-656ae9af?mod=hp_featst_pos3
this one for Mike E.
https://www.wsj.com/sports/football/nba-draft-caleb-williams-jayden-daniels-drake-maye-b0346773?mod=wsjhp_columnists_pos1
JPJ would be nice and a great fixture on the IOL for years.
Media trying to stir up Dolphins fans for clicks or a legit possibility?
Xavier Worthy of Texas is mind-blowing Miami Dolphins NFL Draft option (palmbeachpost.com)
I have always said Worthy is not just a track guy. He is a superb route runner. A player like him does not come around often. That is why I think this is a true possibility with MM.
ridiculous pick IMO, we don’t need 2 blazing fast WRs, we need a #2, that compliments #1, by doing things #1 can’t/doesn’t do, like box out and catch contested balls in tight spaces
All of these yards Tua amassed against shitty teams looks great in the stats, but not so great against good teams, when Tua has time and fairly open receivers he’s unstoppable
Having the best OL we can goes a long ways to making that happen, problem is will a 2024 drafted OL contribute enough this year
This draft is the first time in Dolphins history to not have a 3rd and 4th round pick.
It’s not done yet, could easily see a trade down from 21
One more time:
He may have trouble getting off the LOS, could see MM designing some plays for him to maximize his skills
Luxury pick we can’t afford
They say he is one of the best in the draft at getting off the line. Very quick feet and a student of the game.
But you are right, a luxury pick we can’t afford with no 3rd or 4th round picks. Just saying you never know with MM.
It’s never a bad idea to draft WRs these days. Because of the rules, they are becoming crucial to offenses. After the QB they are now the next most important position. You can never have too many. Now, I wouldn’t draft one in the first round this year, but their value is such that I could understand picking one. Hill might be gone in another year. Waddle’s health is always going to be a concern. Developing a young stud WR could show foresight.
If Mason McCormick from SDSU is still there in the 5th, he’d be an interesting prospect. He’s got tons of experience at tackle, but he’s an NFL guard. Getting him in the 5th would be an option if they don’t want to go OL earlier.
I don’t really think it’s a great idea to go WR early
we really struggled in both 22 and 23 when teams are being physical so try bout speed
if you just add more speed I’m not sure we get past that
I prefer we sign a vet WR to be our 3
OBJ might not be popular, he might be a primadona and he might be expensive but he will be able to get off the LOS – the guy has always made tough catches
We need to be more physical, stronger on the O-line and more consistent in the pass rush. Any player on the O-line whether it’s one of the top 6 tackles or one of the best interior guys like Barton who can play inside or outside, or JPJ will work. Latu or if Verse falls, or maybe even Chop could help us. I think getting another fast receiver may not pay dividends until Tyreek is gone
Agreed. I wish Ezukanma could be that guy.
BTW, I haven’t seen one person who thinks Brewer is our C. That seems crazy, considering they gave him a 3 year contract for $24M. That’s an expensive depth guy, no?
They didn’t sign him to be depth. I saw a few articles when we signed him that said Miami has their new center. He’s very athletic and physical and in our system that’s a good fit because our OL do a lot of moving and trapping.
I know these people that are saying this aren’t Grier, but I just see in general a lot of people have us taking either JPJ or Barton.
Not sure what you mean saying it isn’t Grier?
I think he’s our center
If we drafted JPJ – I think it’s to play OG
Brewer is a very mobile center and he’s probably going to be best pulling outside on some of the outside runs we do a lot of
I think he’s going to be good here
His skill set doesn’t match a Derrick Henry bruising style of running game – I kind of think he gets a bad rap and will really benefit from the change of teams
Yep!
ESPN content producer
@PaulHembo
calculated the percentage of 1st-round picks that “hit” or “miss,” based upon whether that player signed a second contract with the team that drafted them. The data encompasses the 20 drafts spanning 2000-2019. Here are the positional hit rates:
I saw this today- some interesting data. Like I mentioned yesterday, the Center position has a pretty high success rate in the first round .
Looks like only 1 position has a higher 1st rd success rate than center since 2000.
Kicker is 1 for 1 at 100%
lol
Tim – I meant a lot of experts, like Brian Baldinger, Kyle Crabbs, Adam Beasley, and a few others I’ve heard that seem to just ignore that Brewer signed a 3 year contract. While you’re saying he’s our starting C, if his pass blocking sucks, he won’t be for long, I’ll tell you that much
Where does his pass blocking sucks come from?
He was rated very poorly in pass blocking metrics
it’s kind of amazing how many hits there are on OL im general
the top 3 hits are OL
I was under the impression that we were seeking less and less OL draftee success recently – seems like a like of OL struggle early to me but I guess the data indicates otherwise
oh I think I missed something
this is based on whether they sign a 2nd contract with the team that drafted them – so yeah makes sense, teams usually make a push to keep their own OL
not exactly determinative on whether the draftee is successful or not
well, one would have to assume that they aren’t signing them to a second contract if they suck!
that’s informative and all but it’s somewhat flawed to judge a guy a miss if he walks in FA as Wilkins did. Wilkins was not a miss in the sense of bust, which is what most people think this chart is showing … that is … the historical bust rate per position.
but there are multiple examples of excellent players who are certainly not busts who for whatever reason did not last with their drafting team.
Minka Fitzpatrick is definitely NOT a bust.
Laremy Tunsil … NOT a bust.
Brett Favre was NOT a bust.
Using that databit as a miss (bust) defining metric is invalid.
about Brewer and his crummy sacks yielded rate, his HC got fired for poor scheme.
His starting QB was a very raw and chaotic rookie who bailed on plays frequently and usually way too soon and had some success and some disaster and soon enough got a season-ending injury.
It’s probably hard to both hike the ball consistently and then block for a kid who runs wild on every blitz and frustrating to call blocking assignments only to find the QB is not where the play was drawn up for him to be.
Let’s see what Brewer can do when McDaniel let’s him use his speed and agility to leap out into the second level and lay the wood to a LB who is 75 pounds lighter instead of leaning back into a pass set against a NT who is 30 pounds heavier and can see the rookie making an Ill-considered desperation scramble on every other down.
PS Brewer also had to block for Tannehill.
(Mic drop)
That’ll raise any OL’s sacks yielded rate, right?
PFF graded Brewer 26th in pass protection last season and seventh in run blocking. His overall offensive grade, 71.6, ranked second in his career behind the 76.2 he received in 2020. In pass protection, Brewer’s 52.2 was second in his career to 66.2. In run blocking, Brewer’s 78.7 also was second, behind 81.1.Mar 12, 2024
Just so you don’t think I’m making this stuff up
great … 7th in run blocking is better than 25 other starting centers and waaaaay better than our guy Eichenberg.
thanks for the stat!
I’m not saying Brewer’s pass blocking history at center (mostly it was just the one year) is stellar.
the comment was whether Grier and McDaniel think they have their center and think they don’t need to draft one.
I think they do think so as evidenced by the contract they gave him.
and they won’t draft one.
And why should they?
He’s too light to play guard but a prototype in speed and agility for McDaniel’s scheme of chip and run blocking.
**prototype center
now with BPA, if JPJ is there, maybe they take him and try HIM at RG. He is nasty enough and might be a light and quick OG just like Brewer is a light and quick C.
but there’s a couple lightning fast WRs who might be there and a couple feisty EDGE guys and those are BIG needs.
Mike, I said from the moment we signed Brewer that he’s our Center. Listen to me not “people” , he’s our Center and his pass blocking is nullified by Tannehill being his QB you should know that as well as I do.
Cooper!
Latu!
I’d rather get Latu than an IOL at that pick.
Good to see you Sonny! Stop by more often
Look at the Detroit Lions! Giving big contracts to their own draft picks. Contrast that with the Dolphins who let their best players walk. One of those teams is doing it right, and I tend to think it’s not ours.
but I wouldn’t mind drafting either of those WRs in round 1.
they’ll make us a better team because we really did get Hill and Waddle nullified last year because we had no WR3 getting open and no TE that defenses feared.
I thought and I think McDaniel thought that teams couldn’t double both Waddle and Hill, but they did.
I know we brought back Berrios, but he’s for the return game. Jonnu will help a lot.
I think of how dangerous teams like Cincy and KC are who have 3 or 4 weapons in the pass game. That’ll take the safety out of the box, so Achane and Mostert can hit the flat at full speed with the DBs having their backs turned.
That’s a TD.
That’ll help Tua run also just like with Mahomes running up the backs of safeties not paying attention.
KC has Travis Kelce and Rashee Rice and then it’s great work by Mahomes. There’s not one receiver on that roster I would take over ours with the exception of Rice
I wouldn’t be shocked to see us take a WR. Once Tua signs, if we sign Waddle to a comparable salary of what these guys in his draft class are getting the will be shelling out about $100 million for them and Hill
That would be great. Way to build a team! They’re gonna get crushed by the same teams this year if we draft a WR with out first pick
Exactly, Hill will be gone after this season or after next. No one else on our roster has stepped up. Who will we have at WR when hill is gone. Waddle.
Ryder did a video with his final Dolphins mock draft. Many will like it.
#21 Edge Jared Verse
#55 OG Christian Haynes
#158 NT/DT Kristian Boyd
#184 WR Luke McCaffrey
#198 RB Rasheen Ali
#241 Safety Millard Bradford
I like it a lot better than us taking a WR
Me too. I’m conflicted though. lol
This also tells me that there’s a reason most teams don’t draft a Center in the 1st round: that great ones can be had on day 2 and day 3…
Brian in NY
says:
April 24, 2024 at 4:23 pm
ESPN content producer
@PaulHembo
calculated the percentage of 1st-round picks that “hit” or “miss,” based upon whether that player signed a second contract with the team that drafted them. The data encompasses the 20 drafts spanning 2000-2019. Here are the positional hit rates:
Mike E.
says:
April 24, 2024 at 5:52 pm
PFF graded Brewer 26th in pass protection last season and seventh in run blocking. His overall offensive grade, 71.6, ranked second in his career behind the 76.2 he received in 2020. In pass protection, Brewer’s 52.2 was second in his career to 66.2. In run blocking, Brewer’s 78.7 also was second, behind 81.1.Mar 12, 2024
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Brewer led all NFL Centers last season in total pressures surrendered (34) and yielded the 2nd most sacks (6).
Maybe he fits our outside-ZBS in term of run-blocking, but he sure as hell doesn’t breed confidence when it comes to pass-blocking.
And remember: when talking about short-yardage sits, it’s ALWAYS man-to-man. He’s a little light in the pants to be anchoring in man-to-man.
I would not want to be running a QB sneak behind Brewer… especially if my name is Tua.
BBMike – we can take a WR, but it doesn’t have to be our 1st or 2nd pick.
I know, I don’t really want us to take one #21. I am just posting what I see on news feeds.
My NFL Draft Eve Mock Draft
21. Jackson Powers-Johnson OC Oregon
55. Chris Braswell EDGE Alabama
158. Khristian Boyd NT/DT Nothern Iowa
184. Qwan’tez Stiggers CB Toronto (CFL)
198. Tip Reiman TE Illinois
241. Rasheen Ali RB Marshall
Nothing against Tua but if Penix is there at 21 I think you have to take him or get get a shit ton in a trade.
That arm, pretty incredible
Great arm but terribly flawed in other fundamentals. It’s like looking to replace Greg Maddux with a pitcher who throws 100 mph but can’t throw strikes on a regular basis.
I’d take him just in case but mostly to oversell him in a trade to somebody lol
we get Newton on NFLNetwork mock
Teams don’t sign players to significant contracts because they are really keen on them sucking at something. They watch film and how they fit their team. These metric stats and analytics are skewing the purity of the game.
Brewer is our Center plain and simple
and Tannehill sucks – ass
Agreed, he’s perfect for our system.
There’s going to be a LOT of options when we pick, be hard to screw up.
Tim – like Grier never makes mistakes??? Maybe he fucked up
Kansas City Chiefs just won the Super Bowl and they’re either the youngest team in the NFL or close. The Lions are building right. I look at our team cobbled together with so many players from other teams, some aging superstars we traded for and then recently a bunch of “jags” on one year contracts. I love how we think Grier is above scrutiny. I’ve made it clear I don’t like how we’re constructing our team at all. He better not fuck up this draft!
I don’t know but 10-10-11 is a lot better place than 7-6-8
it’s easier to stay up there than it is to get there, now we just can’t lose that fucking Tenn game anymore
we’re gonna be just as good or better, I’m fired up 💪🐬💥
The “what if train” Boarding know!
What if – Cooper has 7 picks , 4 fumble recoveries, 5 sacks, and scores 4 TD’s 😁
(for us of course)
I like him allot!
But he doesn’t score more than 28 points?
That wont get us to the promised land!
Brian,
Did you catch this, man?
no, but I knew he entered the transfer portal and was gone. This came out of nowhere; I wonder what went down.
I hadn’t realized he even entered the transfer protocol. This came as a total SHOCK to me!
Portal/protocol… LOL
IM (VERY) HO
in the first round
we won’t draft
LS
P
PK
KR
QB
RB
DT/DE/NT
ILB
TE (unlessss …)
C (unless to switch to guard)
very slim chance of drafting a CB
slim chance at Safety (Dejean)
that leaves BPA of WR EDGE LT RG as our likely choice
We’re getting a good player wherever he plays 👍
And yes… I believe there is a strong chance that we’ll be re-signing Connor Williams.
The youngest team last season was the Packers at 25.0
19 teams averaged about 25 years old including KC at 25.5 and Miami at 25.7.
only 2 teams averaged 27 plus … the Jets and the oldest team, the Saints.
That .2 means a lot, whew
We are so old, we’re fucked
I think our roster last year was loaded with talent
which is why we did so well.
We lost to KC in the playoffs,
but so did everybody else.
we lost a few guys to ridiculous FA contracts,
but so did a lot of teams. That’s why agents make so much money.
I remember when we gave a DT a $ 95 M contract.
it didn’t even get us to the playoffs.
Do you think Wilkins is as good as Suh was?
I think we were just an OL or 2 and a TE from the SB.
MF bro
do you think we get Connor Williams back to play OG?
I suppose it’s possible, but he’s so much better at Center (minus the flagrant snaps at times).
but we already signed a FA center and paid him a starting center contract.
We’ll see what happens. I’m afraid Grief may have jumped the shark on that deal.
I hope I’m WRONG about Aaron Brewer, truly.
Is Querendo that RB?
if so, that’s my fave RB in this entire draft.
Yessir! Credit to BB Mike for finding him first amongst us!
My fave OG is Haynes.
He’s SO good at what he does, plus he’s a FREAK athlete for being a big man. His RAS score is rather NICETY!
my favorite safeties include Tyler Nubin and Jaden Hicks … after Dejean of course, but Kinchens and Oladapo might turn out to be starters as well.
Nubin is another BALL HAWK!!! I certainly wouldn’t mind drafting him, either.
I’d like to draft WR Brian Thomas in the first.
I also like Xavier Worthy, Xavier Legette, and JahQuan Jackson at WR.
SMO (Strictly My Opinion), if we draft a WR in the 1st, we’re seriously neglecting the issues that got us knocked out of the Wild Card round last season.
maybe if we had another Wideout to take pressure off Hill we’d have won the Titans game and got home field.
I think that’s where Jonnu Smith and our future legit #3 WR come in.
I want to wait to draft a LT till after Terron is done. That way we can delay his 2nd contract. We don’t need LT this year. We need a RG … Haynes!
Too bad we don’t have Michael Jordan pitching to our FO: “wait till we get our ‘Haynes’ on YOU’.
Lol
I think new DC Weaver is quietly putting together a new D the way he wants it..
He wants a safety this year I think and wait till next year to draft a stud DT.
That’s entirely possible! We’ll see in approximately 24 hours…
CAN’T WAIT!!! 😀
Or rather… if we wait until day 2 to draft a Safety, we’ll soon find out in approximately 48 hours!
I count at least 8 maybe 10 excellent prospects at EDGE … however almost all seem too small this year
Agreed. I sense ‘hit-or-miss’ with many of the EDGEs this draft.
I hope EVERYONE here has a GRAND night! For tomorrow… IS DRAFT DAY!!! And we even have a 1st round draft selection to make!!!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
See y’all tomorrow evening!!!
NFLWho will the Dolphins take in the NFL Draft? Latest seven-round mock draft for MiamiHal HabibPalm Beach Post
The Miami Dolphins were busy during free agency, trying to plug holes after losing Christian Wilkins, Rob Hunt andAndrew Van Ginkel, to name a few. Even now they still have needs on the edge, for a third receiver, on the offensive line and at defensive tackle. How will they fill them?
When does six equal nine? When Chris Grier is running the Dolphins’ draft. Miami currently owns six picks, but dealin’ Chris rolls up his sleeves, makes three trades during the draft, and comes away with nine players, five on offense, four on defense, to address most needs. (Filling one nagging hole becomes a source of frustration, as you’ll see.)
Round 1, Pick 21: Laiatu Latu, edge, UCLAWith Jaelan Phillips coming off that Achilles injury, Dolphins grab the prospect in this draft most like him, right down to the No. 15 jersey with the Bruins. Even when Phillips and Bradley Chubb are healthy, having three quality edge rushers is never a bad thing.
Round 3, Pick 88: Cooper Beebe, guard, Kansas StateGrier puts in a call to Green Bay, kisses the No. 55 overall pick goodbye but lands three picks in return, including two in the third round. Grier knows Rob Hunt will be missed, so he scoops up the Big 12 offensive lineman of the year who has been called a bulldozer.
Round 3, Pick 100: Cade Stover, tight end, Ohio StateOhio State tight end Cade Stover.
Round 5, Pick 139: Brenden Rice, receiver, USCA buzz comes over South Florida, and a sigh over the Bay Area, as the Dolphins land Jerry Rice’s son.
Round 5, Pick 143: Caedan Wallace, offensive tackle, Penn StateHow did the Dolphins end up at 143? They didn’t like the landscape at 126 — the defensive tackle talent they’ve been hoping for continues to elude them. Grier throws a pizza box in frustration. McDaniel is relieved to see the pizza box was empty. Grier then gets on the horn with Atlanta, offering 126 for 143 and 187. It seemed they had a deal, but the Falcons, just to be difficult, hold out until Grier tosses in 241 to get them out of his hair. Wallace can play guard or tackle and is polished. Grier looks around, wondering who ate the last slice.
Dolphins NFL draft picks: List of selections for 2024
Round 1, Pick 21
Round 2, Pick 55
Round 5, Pick 158
Round 6, Pick 184 (from Chicago)
Round 6, Pick 198
Round 7, Pick 241
Mike E.
says:
April 24, 2024 at 2:51 pm
We need to be more physical, stronger on the O-line and more consistent in the pass rush.
Lol, we had 56 sacks last year, I guess you’re saying we need more pressures😜
Silly boy! We lost Wilkins, and who knows when Phillips and Chubb will be really back, and we also lost AVG and Ogbah. Between Wilkins, Ogbah and AVG, that’s more than a 1/3 of those sacks. We hope Phillips and Chubb pick up where they left off.
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