The 2026 Miami Dolphins are going into the 2026 NFL Draft knowing they need to hit on multiple picks. While that in and of itself can put pressure on the people responsible, the scouting department, the GM (Jon Eric Sullivan), and the Head Coach (Jeff Hafley), the expectations are low for wins and losses in 2026. Despite that, there is absolutely pressure on the trifecta mentioned above to improve the roster and right the ship as far as the NFL Salary Cap is concerned. I would expect more trades, shedding more big contracts, which is an unfortunate by product of irresponsibility by the former GM Chris Grier. Saying Ross wanted to win now does not excuse many of the mistakes Grier made to get us where we are now and that’s a big part of why he, and his scouting department are both gone.
We talk about the draft here quite often, and many of you post your Mock Drafts here often. Don’t take this wrong way, I know you guys know your stuff, but I laugh at nearly every single mock draft posted with trades, where the outcome is our Dolphins netting 12 or 13 picks from 8. No offense, but that’s just silly stuff. It’s not always easy to trade back, and it’s hard to trade back multiple times in one draft. These guys are trying to find players that can help this team immediately, plug and play guys for at least the first 3-5 picks, and managing that after trading back is probably an exercise in futility. As far as trading up, I 100% DO NOT think we’ll be doing that. Our number of picks are at a premium, and the consensus is this is not a top heavy draft, there are no real superstars in the top 10 that are significantly better than the players right behind them from 11-20. Yes, there are some players that are head and shoulders better than the rest at their position like QB Fernando Mendoza and RB Jeremiyah Love, but even that’s debatable. Some folks think the gap between QB’s Mendoza and Simpson is closer than others think. What I’m trying to point out is that I believe it could be very difficult to find a trade partner to move back, and with the amount of needs we have at so many positions, a trade up would be foolish.
Addressing the needs comes down to the most impactful positions of the game, which starts with the QB, and then the guys that can get to the QB on defense and those that can defend the receivers of the QB and just as important, the guys that protect the QB. In other words, QB, DE, OL and CB. That doesn’t mean that the other positions aren’t important, but those are the premium ones, and by OL, specifically the bookends, LT and RT, and by EDGE, depending on the scheme, either DE or OLB. Pass rushers that will disrupt the QB, and hopefully sack the QB, not just get into the vicinity as our age old discussion has raged on about pressures and sacks. If there was ever a poster boy for the argument that pressures are not even close to being as important as sacks, former Dolphins OLB Jaelan Phillips would be that guy. Phillips never finished a season with double digit sack totals but have 20 QB hurries in his best season in 2022 and for pressures, 36 in 2022, and believe it or not, 35 last season for two teams combines, Dolphins and Eagles, 18 with us, 17 for the Eagles. Always close, but rarely there. 116 “pressures” and 28 sacks 63 games. Ugh!
Which position we choose in RD 1 will obviously depend on who is still available. My feeling is we desperately need a legit starting CB, so my feeling is if either Mansoor Delane or even Jermod McCoy is there, one of them is coming off the board to us. Depending on the medicals with McCoy who didn’t play the 2025 season due to an ACL tear, I would hope for Delane, but McCoy is a fine CB who would be a starter here if healthy. Reuben Bain is a tenacious player who doesn’t test especially well and has very short arms for an edge rusher, which means if an OT gets his hands on him first with a longer reach, it’s hard for him to get free. That being said, Bain’s play in the playoff was excellent, and this against some top competition. Play tape is always king, and despite some rumors that he will fall to us, I expect him off the board in the top 8 picks.
Now to the other controversial debate, the QB position. I have made it clear that I don’t want us to spend big money on a free agent QB. I know Sully and especially Haf, know QB Malik Willis better than anyone else in the NFL. Haf had Willis run the scout team so the defense would be prepared for every QB they faced that week, and Willis simulated the style of that QB. If it were a $10M per season type of thing and they felt strongly that he could be a plus starter here for our Dolphins, that’s one thing. Coming off HUGE mistake giving a QB a ridiculous contract for no good reason, namely Tua’s 4 YR/$212.4M nightmare contract, I just can’t see following that up with a $30M per season flier on QB Malik Willis who was 2-1 with the Packers and 1-2 with the Titans. I’m more than happy to go with QB Quinn Ewers in 2026, but I would also like to draft a QB in this draft, and due to the fact that we happen to have three 3rd RD picks, I believe the 3rd RD would be the place to snatch QB Drew Allar. Evaluations in general do not favor him as an immediate starter. What they all say, however, is he has the prototype build, size, athleticism and arm strength. I understand that those things alone do not make a great QB. Courage, intelligence, tenacity, comprehension all combine to collectively become an “It” factor, and up to this point, Allar has yet to show he has “It”.
There are a lot of factors that can contribute to that, and an easy one is to look at the talent that surrounds the QB, and the coaching. Penn State did not give Allar elite receivers and they changed the Offensive Coordinator 3 times during his tenure. You either accept those as valid excuses or you don’t, but those are definitely negative contributors to how the QB plays. Some elite QB’s can overcome those things no doubt, but we’ve seen QB’s in the NFL struggle in their first contract with their draft team and then go on to have success in their second, third or even 4th stop. Sam Darnold, Baker Mayfield and Geno Smith come to mind. One thing you can’t coach into a player is arm strength, size, and athleticism. If you’re 6’0 215, you can’t coach them to be 6’5 230 with a rocket arm. Have I been influenced by what I’ve seen in New England with Drake Maye? No question there. Drake Maye was a better prospect coming out, but still had that boom or bust label. I’d be much more comfortable taking Allar in RD 3 to see what we can do with him. Obviously, the QB class of 2027 will be better, but keep in mind they said that about 2026 last season. Dante Moore decided to go back and Arch Manning did as well. You never really know how things will shake out, and if our guys feel they can develop Allar, I’d be thrilled to have him here.
OK, now you guys can get back to your 15 pick (Tradey pants) Mock Drafts! Love you guys and much respect to all of you!
GO DOLPHINS!!!
Finsmob Unleashed 
I heard we’re looking to extend Achane, Brewer and Brooks to build on.
On offense upgrade the OL and add some bigger WRs, and on defense keep adding players to improve every room. We have a lot of young DL and DBs. Competition is good. Keep pushing that.
We also signed 3 CB’s today. They just reported we signed CB Alex Austin whoever that is. lol
Ben Sims is a potential replacement for Hill. Sims is more of a check down guy but does have the speed to run a seem route, 6’5, 254, 4.59 forty.
I’m extremely pissed off about Bradley Chubb signing with the Bills. Anyone hear what happened earlier to make it happen?
This happened…
@FieldYates
Corrected number: the Bills restructured the contract of Josh Allen, creating $12M of 2026 salary cap space.
We signed 3 CB, 2 Safety, 1 Edge/OLB, 1 DT and 1 TE today just today.
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LUV IT!!! Don’t think it’ll fall that way, but sign me up!
The Patsies* and the Jills* are both making huge moves in FA. Hope they both face cap hell in the near future, just as we have.
@CameronWolfe
One of best fits of free agency so far: NFL INT leader S Kevin Byard to Patriots Byard decided to reunite with Mike Vrabel over a return to Chicago. He gives Patriots a new lead ballhawk + vocal leader to take them over the top.
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I’m really pissed off about this move, and the Bradley Chubb to the Jills* move.
Tim Knight
says:
March 11, 2026 at 7:41 pm
I heard we’re looking to extend Achane, Brewer and Brooks to build on…
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Brewer is going to be the tricky one. Why? Because Tyler Lindenbaum reset the Center market.
Tyler Linderbaum signed a record-setting 3-year, $81 millioncontract with the Las Vegas Raiders in March 2026, making him the NFL’s highest-paid center at $27 million annually. The deal includes $60 million in total guarantees and a $20 million signing bonus.
Do you guys think Styles lasts until 11?
NO.
His slaying of the Combine — coupled with his fantastic tape — will not have him falling to us @ R1P11.
no chance. He may go top five.
I like to dream about it….
Tim,
“Lobster Guy” (still LMFAO!!! 😆 ) Kyle ‘Crabman’ Crabbs believes we signed LB Josh Uche for his quick-twitch ability out in space (Wide-9) in obvious pass-rushing sits on the edge (DE).
Look for the same via the Draft. I’m tellin’ ya, Bro! 😉
I bet he gets good helmet.
https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1378475367653437&set=a.467405825427067
😆
Juggernaut
I know y’all don’t want to hear it, and I acknowledge that you’re probably 95% correct. But IF either David Bailey or Sonny Styles fall to a certain point (I’ll say R1P8: Saints), I’d have a very difficult time not trying to trade up before they’re gone… and that’s especially if Delane Mansoor is already off the board.
95% of every Draft, I’d easily trade down a few spots. But to land a BLUE-CHIP talent like Bailey or Styles could be franchise-changing. JMO
And it wouldn’t be a “Grier-move”, either. To move up a mere 3 spots in the 1st round (for a blue-chip talent) would probably only cost us one of our three 3rd rounders.
Anyway, I don’t believe it’s going to happen, so there’s that.
And one more thing: IF it would cost us more than 1 of our three 3rd rounders, I’d be against it.
The 3rd CB we signed today, Alex Austin, was with the Pats as a backup the last 3 seasons and started 6 games over that span including 2 starts last year. He was originally a 7th round draft pick of the Bills in 2023.
We now have 11 CB’s on the roster. That position group is going to be a battle.
Indeed! And so long as Rasul Douglas goes unsigned after June 1st (when we get the savings from Bradley Chubb), we may bring him back into the fold.
Remember, Douglas was a Packer for 2 1/2 years, amassing 10 INTs. Sully knows him well, though he never played a snap for Hafley.
Of the 10 players who have been reported that we signed since Monday, none are OL.
DRAFT
And it’s likely to be a Guard before the end of day 2, IMO.
Well more than a month before the Draft, with pro days coming.
SAFEST bet? If possible, trade down from R1P11 just a bit (maybe get another 3rd rounder?) and select Vega Ioane, G, PSU.
I’m not trying to sound like I’m all over the place regarding the Draft, but seriously, there’s more than one way to skin a cat. We could be aggressive (trade up), we could be passive (allowing the board to come to us), or we could be the best of both worlds by trading down just a bit in the 1st round… so as to accumulate more picks and have the ability to trade up (or not) back into the 2nd round.
The options are nearly unlimited… just hit on the picks!
Hitting on the picks!
M13, everyone uses the wide 9. Chop lines up there often. Off tackle speed guy.
I’d like to trade back and get some more draft capital for next year and this year, but would also like that blue chip guy if he’s there. We’re definitely not one player away from competing so I would lean more towards trading back given the deal is good and we can still grab someone good in trading back. Lots of studs have been drafted in the 20-32 range, especially in the secondary, defense, and O-line where we have the biggest needs.
Damn!
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After Miami refused to tender Julian Hill, he hit unrestricted free agency and is reportedly signing with the New England Patriots.
Not sure if I missed it here or not, but . . .
Dolphins signed K Riley Patterson
Yeah, just saw that. We have 2 kickers on the roster now.
Rock will be even more mad as now we probably won’t draft a kicker. lol
Competition at every position
Players now released with post-June 1 designations include:
Kyler Murray
Kirk Cousins
Tua Tagovailoa
David Njoku
Wyatt Teller
Dre Greenlaw
Nate Hobbs
Bradley Chubb
Jonathan Allen
Crazy that we can even field a roster.
Right now our dead cap for 2026 is 89.6m. Once the post 6/1 releases on Tua and Chubb kick in, our 2026 dead cap will be around 156m. Almost 52% of our cap space this season will be dead money.
It will actually be a little higher than that. Any player we sign to the 90 man roster who gets a signing bonus but doesn’t make the 53 man roster, their signing bonus also becomes dead money for 2026.
And mostly free and clear of the Grier miasma in one season.
Not quite, see below.
And mostly free and clear of the Grier miasma in two seasons.
236 mil in dead cap over two seasons- wow, good Grief
Also, our dead cap for 2027 looks to be about 80.7m. Going by Spotrac’s projected increase in the 2027 cap, we are looking at about 121m in 2027 cap space.
They are always a little high in their projections as they were 6m too high on this years initial projection. I think it will be more like 115m in cap space.
This will also change if we do extensions on any of Achane, Brewer, Brooks or others.
The numbers are are just stupid crazy.
In 2025 we had 76.5m in dead cap. With the dead cap projections for 2026 and 2027 that will be around 307.2m in dead cap over a 3 year span.
Sorry, about 313.2m in dead cap over the 3 year span.
Browns reportedly release OT Jack Conklin
Patriots officially release Stefon Diggs, linebackers Anfernee Jennings, Jahlani Tavai
The Los Angeles Chargers didn’t wait long to grab a speedy running back for new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel.
The team reportedly signed former Baltimore Ravens running back Keaton Mitchell to a two-year, $9.25 million deal
With JES resigning Matthew Butler I don’t see us drafting a DT in the draft. Maybe a 7th or a UDFA prospect.
one position we don’t have to worry about
probably the only position.
Now that we signed Malik Willis, I won’t be happy if we spend a 3rd round pick on a QB. Especially if it is Carson Beck.
I wouldn’t either. Definitely a late RD flier at this point
I don’t think we need to spend any picks on a QB
those 6 picks (if we keep them all) in the first 4 rounds are probably going to get real playing time next year
Maybe a 5th or a 7th on a QB but honestly, we can get decent players to develop with those picks
we need DBs and OL depth no matter what – day 3 is a good day to be looking at developing guys
Fuck Grier – He was absolutely awful at his job, no doubt about that
I was told there’d be no math
lol
I like the Uche signing. Nothing special but solid vet.
the patriots signed Julian Hill to an 18 million dollar deal (3 years).
he was much better last year than he was in 2024
but honestly after 2024, I thought he was the worst football player I’ve ever seen
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No big loss. I was never a fan of Hill, so I don’t care where he ended up.
it’s going to be UDFApalooza this offseason
honestly I’m kind of excited to filed a team of young players trying to make an impact
Me too!
Dolphins signed DE/Edge Robert Beal Jr 6’4, 250. He was with the 49er’s the last 3 years.
He was just a backup and ST’s. No career starts but appeared in 25 games over 3 seasons for the 49er’s.
@Schultz_Report
Sources: The #Chiefs are signing former #Dolphins CB Kader Kohou. Kohou missed all of last season with a knee injury, but has 38 career starts, 190 tackles, and 3 INTs. More versatility in KC’s secondary.
Kinda sad, I really liked Kader
BBM I could not care less about them having 2 kickers on the 90.
They broke my care by signing Willis for stupid money and not having a QB competition. THERE WILL NOT BE ONE, I DON’T CARE WHAT PEOPLE THINK! You pay a guy 20M a year and he is the starter. period.
Evidence so far is these guys are as big of clowns as Grier was. Handing out void years like candy again, giving a QB that has done NOTHING 20+ mil per season and anointing him in the process.
I don’t care about drafting a kicker. I just hated making our old kicker so highly paid and gifting him the job for years. With two on the 90 at least there will be competition.
Note the avatar change! They need to blow it up AGAIN.
So they used both of our post June 1 releases? Tua and Chubb?
Don’t forget to add the 7.4 million in dead cap in 28 for WIllis!
When you have a new HC there aren’t many biases so competition at every position is real. Of course we have players that are expected to perform, but most of the roster will be competing for jobs.
Tim they gave him a contract that accounts 8.66M cap hit this season and 29M next season and 29M in 2028. (he can be cut with “only” 7.4M in dead cap in 28.
Willis IS the starter. No competition will be allowed. BET ME
I wasn’t replying to you. It was based on what a few guys were talking about with lots of young players competing for jobs. I was writing this before I saw your posts.
I don’t have a problem with the Malik Willis signing though. The new regime signed him. Nobody knows yet if he will pan out. He has talent.
I heard we’re looking to extend Achane, Brewer and Brooks to build on.
If they extend Brewer and Brooks, I wonder how they are going to do that.
Brooks and Brewer already have void years in ’27, ’28 & ’29 included in their current deals. They can only push out to ’30 at this point per the rules.
They already have $8,649,000 in void years over three seasons for Brewer
They already have $5,786,501 in void years over three seasons for Brooks
ALL of that money accelerates into the current cap if they are cut or traded. (or retire)
How do you think they handle the 14.2M in void years already handed out if they extend these guys again??
the good news? We only have 6 million in void years accounted for 2030….(as far out as they can legally push at this point!)
Waddle for 3M and Sieler for 2.9M
I can’t believe Sully already started with giving out void years again!! They haven’t even gotten the cap under control yet and he is doing the same stupid accounting that got the last guy in trouble!
Stupid Raiders didn’t do any of the teams a favor by overpaying for their new center. I think it will only hurt us trying to extend Brewer.
Damned if we do damned if we don’t
the hole void year thing is a fuck fuck game. It DOES NOT save cap space. ALL 8.6M of Brewer’s void years hits the team next season. It only looks like it is spread out until he actually becomes a FA next year. Then BAM!
We need to draft a Center THIS draft let Brewer play out his really bad deal and then cut bait.
Unfortunately the same goes with Brooks. ALL of his 5.7M hit next year.
The only feasible way to extend both guys is to give them restructures that hit the cap all at once because increasing the amount of the void year contracts or adding more void years is only smoke and mirrors. All that money accelerates to the current cap year when they hit the end of their non-void year allotment.
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“Willis, has a three-year, $67.5 million deal, with $45 million guaranteed. That’s a lot of money for someone who went 2-1 in three starts over the last two seasons.”
And the GM is an ass hat for doing it!!
Malik Willis – 6’1″ 225lbs
Tua – 6’1 225lbs
Tua is not 6-1 and Willis has a stronger arm and is a threat as a runner. They are totally different players.
Tua is all about getting the ball out quickly and accurately. Willis is more like a Steve McNair type. More improv.
So we’ve gone from Dolphin’s GM, HC, and QB to GM, HC, and QB from Packer’s.
Lol…and oddly makes sense.
That was awesome…smart kid! Savvy, too…lol
Miami signed cornerback Marco Wilson and wide receiver Tutu Atwell to one-year deals, addressing two of their biggest needs this offseason on Thursday.
I thought they wanted to get bigger at WR. Atwell might be the smallest Dolphin ever.
We really need to stop reacting to every acquisition as if it’s the opposite. We haven’t drafted yet. These are lower level signings.
I know, wasn’t trying to sound serious. Talent is talent.
I think Tutu Atwell might have been one of Piggy’s picks years ago.
Dolphins’ triumvirate are spread to the wind while Packers’ triumvirate start a new era in Dolphins’ football history. .
I’m fucking excited!!! Lol.
Marco Wilson will make it 12 CB’s on the roster.
They needed to add another WR just so all these CB’s have someone to cover in practice. lol
I’m still amazed at how we can have a complete roster to start TC. We sign FAs and all our draft picks every year but we can’t afford it. How many years have we been doing this? 🤔
Some years you just can’t buy the better brand name shit.
Though, sometimes the off brand stuff is just as good as the more expensive stuff. lol
The panic is extreme. We know where we are and we have to draft well. We’ll probably sign a bunch of UDFAs as well. It’s a new era. What are they supposed to do?
Marco Wilson who we signed today.
I’ve heard a lot draft-nicks say this is not a deep draft. Maybe we turn 9 into 6 and acquire prospects we really like. There really is no reason to draft a QB this year. Build around Willis and Ewers.
BBM,
are you trying to say that our Adidas will only have 2 stripes this year?
lol
We’re signing lots of DBs. That tells me the focus is on the front 7 in the draft. We have signed some Edge as well but more depth type guys. OL and defense with maybe a big WR will be our draft in the top 3 rounds.
we need OL with 3 of our top 6 picks, DE and other areas of need aren’t quite as important
Jackson is now the blindside protector, he needs to stay healthy
Savaiinaea needs to get his head out
I see Jayden Daniels talent in Malik, for whatever that’s worth
like the player, but we keep doing the same thing in years that are supposed to be rebuilds, quit forcing a competitive team
he’s thick, so he can take a hit, unlike fragile Tua
hard not to like the game tape, he’s got arm strength and talent, throws from those crazy angles like Mahomes and Stafford
Uche had 11.5 sacks with the Cheats, ’22 I believe
Tutu can spread the field and can keep the D honest
like the Dulcich re-sign, he’s the Witten type of TE I’ve always wanted, a little block, then wide open
6 wins seems about our ceiling, unless Malik is lightning in a bottle
It’s too early to decide that. We live in a world where Daniel Jones gets 2 years $88M coming off of an Achilles injury in December.
not really, what can we possibly add at this stage to change the talent level enough to be more competitive?
Tim Knight
says:
March 12, 2026 at 8:06 pm
I’ve heard a lot draft-nicks say this is not a deep draft. Maybe we turn 9 into 6 and acquire prospects we really like…
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Where do you get these crazy ideas from, Tim? JK/LOL 😉
Yes, I hear ya. The general and overall consensus is that this Draft is less than ideal overall. It’s deep at a few positions, but in general, not so much.
It’s possible we can land a blue-chip player by standing pat @ R1P11, but we’re right on the cusp of losing out on a killer prospect if the Draft falls just wrong for us. JMO
Just following the typical folks who cover the draft. I’m no scout. 🤷🏻♂️
we don’t have the cap to stay at 11, trade down, then again to get a 2027 1st, if possible
You really believe that?
Sure we can manipulate the cap, we’ve done enough of that already
read between the lines, we need to trade out of 11 for the betterment of the future
Steve, I’m certainly not opposed to getting Draft capital for the ’27 Draft. That’s another possibility, for sure.
It could go anyway. Their drafts are hard to guess. They have traded down. They have traded up. They have traded down then traded back up same draft.
This is not a draft of top tier talent in most areas but very solid players all the way to the 4th round.
They could trade down to get more picks in that 3rd round range or they can move up for someone and use one of those 3rds to grab a guy. It’s going to be interesting.
What if Malik Willis is really good? Still nothing but shit?
We have a ways to go before the final roster.
I’m ready to roll with him and see what he’s got. It’s not a bad experiment while they build this team.
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If Styles, Bailey or Bain are there at #11, I can see them taking one of them. Then trading up from #43 using one of our 3rd’s to snag an OL they want.
Someone is going to fall. It happens a lot.
For the record I’m into following players not the salary cap. This goes on every year. We know we’re not signing big FAs this year. Okay but many of you have been doing mock drafts since like November. Why if it doesn’t really matter?
I wouldn’t be surprised if we drafted a WR at #11 because he was the BPA. We’re not supposed to be in the running for the Super Bowl anyway, so why does everything have to be a need this year?
We all know where we need upgrades but if we’re not going to be very good anyway why does it matter who we draft this year?
So long as we select the BPA at a position of need (we have many), we should be just fine.
Unless we already have a stacked team (we obviously don’t!), I would never draft a TE in the 1st round. Kenyon Sadiq is OUT for me.
Same reason I couldn’t bring myself to draft man-crush Tyler Warren last Draft.
that’s exactly what I meant, when I said we can’t afford pick 11
we’ll get 20m from the June 1st cut of Chubb, so we have the cap, but…
Tim Knight
says:
March 12, 2026 at 6:13 pm
…Willis is more like a Steve McNair type. More improv.
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I LIKE that analogy… to Steve McNair. And now that you’ve mentioned it, I can see it, too.
We shall see. Hoping for the very best out of Malik.
I always pictured McNair taller than 6’2″, so yeah that’s a good comparison, so far in the Willis career, he’s got many levels of growth ahead of him, including how he performs after the league figures him out and takes away his bread and butter
BBM’s Post First 2 Days Of Free Agency Mock Draft (no trades)
11. Sonny Styles LB Ohio State
43. Zion Young EDGE Missouri
75. Keylan Rutledge OG Georgia Tech
87. Bud Clark S TCU
90. Austin Barber OT Florida
111. Beau Stephens OG Iowa
151. Jalen Huskey S Maryland
227. Matthew Hibner TE SMU
238. Caleb Douglas WR Texas Tech
that 1 -2 would be awesome
good safeties too
Jackson is now the blindside protector, he needs to stay healthy
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PP is now the blindside protector
or that 🤷♂️
Either way, Jackson has to stay healthy
many of you have been doing mock drafts since like November
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And some have been doing it since last draft. BBM’s starring in the mirror…
🤣🫡
And THAT is one of the many reasons I highly respect your opinions on the Draft, man.
Most of the top QBs these days can run for 1st downs or more; Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson etc. Even Sam Darnold and Drake Maye can run a bit. The game has changed.
That’s why I’m so very high on Byrum Brown, the now starting QB for Auburn for the ’26 season.
He’s got a little bit of Cam Newton to his game…
Steve, Willis has been handed the keys as our starting QB. No more excuses about anything. You’re either good or you’re not. Ewers just keeps working and waits for his opportunity. It’s not a bad situation to start the new regime.
Long time, no hear from our Brother Wyoming. Anybody know how he’s doing?
If I’m not mistaken, it seems as though he deleted his X (Twitter) account.
OH, I couldn’t stand it not doing a trade down mock. It was killing me! So much that I ended up trading down 3 times, 11 to 13, 13 to 23, then 23 to 28. lol
Actually, I didn’t value any of the players available at those picks so I traded down each time. I decided to double down on big WR’s.
28. Blake Miller OT Clemson
43. A.J. Haulcy S LSU
54. Gennings Dunker OG Iowa
75. Josiah Trotter LB Missouri
87. Dani Dennis-Sutton EDGE Penn State
90. Bryce Lance WR North Dakota State
93. Derrick Moore EDGE Michigan
111. Jalen Farmer OG Kentucky
151. Sam Roush TE Stanford
178. Eric McAlister WR TCU
227. Xavier Nwankpa S Iowa
238. Joe Fagnano QB UConn
2027 HOU 2nd
2027 PHI 3rd
2027 HOU 6th
Safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson signs 1-year deal with Bills
We’re probably going to go heavy OL but not necessarily in the 1st but it’s still a possibility. lol
I think we draft at least 2 by the 4th round.
Other than both being stocky runners…. I’m not sure I’m seeing McNair.
Willis just needs to play within his own skills. Make safe plays. Don’t turn the ball over. Ball control. I don’t wanna see any hero ball. I hope he throws about 15-20 times a game.
Hero ball has new meaning these days on the running side of things, you need to be able to get 4th qtr 1st downs
I get what you’re saying though
We’ve been at a huge disadvantage vs Buffalo, because we couldn’t pick up 4th qtr 1st downs enough with the limited Tua
I hope we can get Nwankpa at #227. I think that would be a complete steal.
Same here. He’s not just a very good athlete, he’s a smart football player. I think he should have moved to FS sooner.
Wanking for Nwankpa!
Malik didn’t run the 40 at the combine, it was reported as an unofficial 4.37, didn’t know he was that fast, it changes my perception a little
Couldn’t find much other than it was reported he ran a 4.37 his sophomore year in college. Draftbuzz is showing he ran a 4.42. Still faster than I thought.
Also, Tua measured at 6’0 217. Willis measured at 6’0 and a half inch, 223. Not much different but Willis is built thicker.
Willis didn’t participate at the NFL combine, but he was there interviewing.
The type of person Willis is as he didn’t have any money (yet). He was excited at all the free Nike clothes he got from the Nike Suite at the combine. When leaving the center, he came across a homeless lady and her son. He didn’t have any money to give her, so he gave her and the son all his free Nike stuff.
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Damnit! LOL
I don’t think I would pout too much over this one.
11. David Bailey EDGE Texas Tech
43. Chris Bell WR Louisville
75. Gennings Dunker OG Iowa
87. Malik Muhammad CB Texas
90. Jake Slaughter OC Florida
115. Bud Clark S TCU
151. Sam Roush TE Stanford
154. Michael Taaffe S Texas
227. Cole Payton QB North Dakota State
238. George Gumbs Jr.EDGE Florida