Got More Picks Than Jameis:Miami Dolphins 2020 Off-season Thread (We Fukking got TUA!)

[Sauce Dab]

You gettin a Tua?

If he stays healthy and does what he’s supposed to do then I might
But if we’ve got the game in hand and our coaching staff has him in too long like Saban did trying to pad stats, then I ain’t getting shyt

 

[Samson]

Been to busy for months to come online, but I am so happy we got Tua. We missed out on Dobbins and Clyde at RB, but I am happy we're committed to the trenches!

 

[Sauce Dab]

 

[intruder]

Undrafted Rookies likely to have an impact.

Miami Dolphins: Benito Jones, DT, Mississippi
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   With players like Christian Wilkins, Davon Godchaux and rookie second-rounder Raekwon Davis on the roster, the Miami Dolphins are in the process of building a formidable defensive front. Undrafted Mississippi product Benito Jones could find himself a part of it.
   
   Jone, who amassed 30 tackles, 5.5 sacks and 10.0 tackles for loss in 2019, was expected to have his name called over draft weekend. A disruptive interior defender, he could quickly become an asset in Miami's defensive rotation.
   
   "He possesses average power at the point of attack but can really be disruptive when he's actively attacking the gaps," Zierlein wrote of Jones while giving him a fifth-round projection.
   
   Dolphins head coach Brian Flores brought his rotation-heavy defensive scheme over from the New England Patriots, and he'll likely find an early role for Jones.

 

[intruder]

Predicting Every NFL Team's Biggest Impact Rookie in 2020


Miami Dolphins: CB Noah Igbinoghene
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   The Miami Dolphins started draft weekend with 14 selections. The team finished with 11 after some maneuvering for specific prospects.
   
   The team's three first-round picks will garner most of the attention. However, one of the three should provide more of an instant return than the others.
   
   Noah Igbinoghene should immediately step in as the team's nickel corner after the organization invested heavily in Xavien Howard and Byron Jones. The Dolphins understand and abide by the old adage "A team can never have too many corners."
   
   Despite all the hype, Tua Tagovailoa could begin his career as QB2 behind Ryan Fitzpatrick. Austin Jackson, meanwhile, might be in the starting lineup from the onset, but he's the furthest behind on the developmental curve compared to the other offensive tackles chosen among the initial 20 picks.
   

 

[intruder]

Parker's own peers telling him he doesn't deserved to be mentioned in the same sentence was them.

Hope this motivates him work hard to sustain the success he achieved last season.

Receivers Michael Thomas, DeVante Parker get into it over poll
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DeVante Parker's answer to an Instagram poll Monday night set off Michael Thomas and started a war of words between the wide receivers.

The NFL on Fox's Instagram account asked: Which is tougher? A. Make a catch while guarded by Stephon Gilmore, or B. Break up a pass while guarding Michael Thomas.

Parker, who had a breakout year for the Miami Dolphins last season, answered "A" in the comments of the post, which didn't sit well with the New Orleans Saints star receiver.

Thomas replied, "For you, yes. Go run some numbers up. Then you can talk. I lapped you and you been in the league longer than me, first-rounder."

Parker responded: "Got some hard feeling there brotha??? Let me get targeted 300 times a game."

Thomas continued the spat by writing: "In other words, you weak. They don't even put your name in the same sentence as me. Remember that!" and "You still not going to do nothing. It took you six years and 17 weeks to have a good game. GTFOH. Blame your parents, not no QB."

"Quit crying bra," Parker told Thomas, including several laughing emojis.

After a few more jabs by each receiver, Thomas posted the final words, telling Parker, "You can't even get a seat at the table."

Thomas was drafted in the second round of the 2016 draft and has gone on to set records for most receptions in a single season (149 last year) and most receptions in a player's first four seasons (470). He has led the NFL in receptions in each of the past two seasons and in receiving yards (1,725) last year.

Parker was drafted 14th overall by the Dolphins in 2015 but didn't break out until last season, when he had 72 receptions for 1,202 yards. While Parker has caught passes from several different quarterbacks throughout his career, Thomas has played primarily with future Hall of Fame QB Drew Brees during his four years in the league.

The New England Patriots' Gilmore was Defensive Player of the Year in 2019 and shut out Parker in their first meeting last season. Parker rebounded in Week 17, however, catching eight passes for 137 yards in Miami's 27-24 upset victory that cost the Patriots a first-round bye.

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[Sauce Dab]

Damn Gesicki already got CTE

 

[intruder]

I know it's just practice but some of the rookie linemen are holding their own after 2 days

Rookie defensive tackle Raekwon Davis dominated one-on-ones versus the offensive line. He was the most impressive performer. He won just about every rep but one, which was a tie.

Outside linebackers Andrew Van Ginkel and Biegel, before he was injured, were able to get around right tackle Jesse Davis.
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While Biegel was able to get past Davis, he was unable to get pass rookie first-round left tackle Austin Jackson.

Defensive tackle Christian Wilkins was able to pressure rookie offensive lineman Robert Hunt.

Also, players and reporters alike are raving about rookie offensive guard Solomon Kindley

 

[intruder]

Our defensive backfield may be really good this year

Edit: And that's without Xavien Howard who's still recovering from that knee surgery

 

[Biscayne]

Our defensive backfield may be really good this year

That’s what I wanna hear.

 

[Sauce Dab]

We can’t afford one injury to our WR core. We thin as hell there

 

[Samson]

Whoa, he was our run stopper. I guess they knew he was getting resigned.

 

[intruder]

Whoa, he was our run stopper. I guess they knew he was getting resigned.[/QUOT

I don't like the trade but i'm gonna trust the process for now. I know he wasnt a good fit for Flores' defense as some have said but he was still our best LB in some aspects and I wish we coulda gotten more than a 4th for him. Hell we didnt even get that. We had to ship him along with a 5th to get a 4th for him. Guess the demand for him on the market was low since Greer has always been patient and pulled off good trades.

 

[Sauce Dab]

Raekwon is a okay player but 2 down LB’s are basically dinosaurs now. I’m surprised we even got a 4th for him. And he was in the last year of his deal, we wasn’t gone resign him

 

[SoulController]

Chef didnt really fit anymore, gonna mainly be Baker/Van Noy as the 3 down LBs

liking what im hearing about Noah, corner situation lookin lovely