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Kiper& McShay's Phins Pick

Discussion in 'Miami Dolphins Forum' started by Southbeach, Jan 20, 2011.

  1. Southbeach

    Southbeach Banned

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    Kiper has Ingram. McShay has Pauncey, with Ingram going to the Pats with their late 1st rounder.

    I really liked Ingram. Now, I have to reconsider. LOL
     
  2. BlameItOnTheHenne

    BlameItOnTheHenne Taking a poop

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    Well now we know they won't pick Pouncey.
     
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  3. X-Pacolypse

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    The Dolphins love bringing in cornfed lineman, so the Pouncey pick makes sense.
     
  4. padre31

    padre31 Premium Member Luxury Box

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    To high a pick for a Center though, especially one whose snaps can wind up anywhere, imho Pouncey is a mid rd #2 type of pick.

    Wouldn't mind Ingram, would almost prefer one of those premium passrushers who will be there at that position as no ILB really stands out in this draft.
     
  5. X-Pacolypse

    X-Pacolypse Loose Cannon

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    Well, Pouncey probably won't be a C in the NFL. More than likely whoever drafts him will move him OG. I like Ingram, but every season I keep getting reminded that you can find RB's almost ANYWHERE in the Draft. Personally, the Dolphins need to upgrade the TE position BADLY or find a guy who could be a better #2 opposite of Marshall. Hartline should serve as a 4th WR.
     
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  6. bluegrassbubba

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    I would have bet the farm that we would trade down and try and pick up a second, but with the labor agreements up in the air, I'm leaning toward an offensive player at fifteen, don't know if RB or WR is the right pick. But I will tell you one thing, if they pick an offensive lineman at 15, there will be a bigger uproar than the Ginn pick. We need speed on this team.
     
  7. rafael

    rafael Well-Known Member

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    While I think Pouncy is a better G prospect, I don't think his snaps were as bad as the stats represent. After the first two bad games he was much more consistent. The problem was that the QBs weren't nearly as good at catching them. They commented during one of the games that the biggest difference between this season and last was that Tebow caught most of those snaps. BTW this isn't an endorsement for or against Pouncy being our pick, I'm still undecided.
     
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  8. padre31

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    That would put them in the situation of using a top pick on a Olinemen then being forced to move him and train him how to play G in the NFL, imho that is to large of a project for that high of a pick.

    Sadly, no TE is worth the #15, which to me means a Day Starter type of Olinemen, or a surprise pick for the Defense, or maybe a trade back.

    As for Hartline, tbh I do not know what to make of him, you can see flashes of really goodness, then you can see him play poorly, add in he does not handle Returns and he is a sort of platypus of a Wr, now he could be kept if we add someone like Chad Owens from the CFL to handle Returns only.
     
  9. X-Pacolypse

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    If history is any indicator of future behavior, then this is the most likely scenario.
     
  10. NJFINSFAN1

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    If he is half as good as his brother, it would be worth the pick.
     
  11. padre31

    padre31 Premium Member Luxury Box

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    Problem being, the Broncos are likely to shop the #2 pick as well, as this draft is packed with Defensive players and a bit sketchy on offense, with teams with defensive needs looking to trade out I'm not sure that a trade back is in the cards this yr.

    Imho the top 3 in this draft are all defensive players:

    -Fairley
    -Bowers
    -Peterson

    The Qb class is sketchy, the Running Back class is sketchy as well.
     
  12. FinNasty

    FinNasty Alabama don’t want this... Staff Member Club Member

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    Pouncey is a 1st round Guard...
     
  13. padre31

    padre31 Premium Member Luxury Box

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    At #15?

    Poor value FN, especially when you consider a potential offseason of no practices, he has to learn to play G at an NFL level in whatever amount of Training Camp that there will be.
     
  14. FinNasty

    FinNasty Alabama don’t want this... Staff Member Club Member

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    Huh? Pouncey was a Guard most of his career at Florida. This was the first year he played Center.

    He needs more training to be a Center than he does to be a Guard.
     
  15. Fin-Omenal

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    Interior OL needs attention so I dont mind the Pouncey pick, Ingram is a waste unless the forementioned issue (Interior OL) is addressed. Mankins would be great but unlikely imo.
     
  16. GMJohnson

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    I'd rather Pouncey than Ingram, I'd rather trade down than take either. The lockout/FA situation is making predictions even more wrong than usual.
     
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  17. gunn34

    gunn34 I miss Don & Dan

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    I predict they each change their picks three more times before the draft.
     
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  18. JDelenne

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    I love Pouncey as a G but maybe its cause i'm a Florida fan. Also this is his first year as a Center He's always been a Guard until this year. I see a lot of mocks having the Steelers taking Pouncey.
     
  19. AdamC13

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    I think if Miami addresses RB in FA by signing D Williams then I see Miami trying to trade down and taking best OL available. Otherwise, I think Ingram would be the pick at #15. Doesn't appear RW will be back or wants to be back playing for Sparano. Doubt Miami throws the type of $$$ RB is trying to cash in on.

    Obviously, Green will be gone by pick #15 but if Jones of Alabama drops to #15 I wouldn't mind his name being called. Without adding a big-play WR we won't be seeing the glory days of Marino any time soon as Ross wants it.
     
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  20. CrunchTime

    CrunchTime Administrator Retired Administrator

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    With the new mandate I have to think we will finally draft an explosive and skill offensive player .

    Ingram seems to be the logical choice at that spot although I hope we have some other ideas as decent running backs could be drafted later on .He is not a special RB IMO .Certainly not another Emmett Smith as some have suggested.

    Who else fits the bill ? A QB, a WR perhaps even a skilled TE .I am not sure there is anyone who fits that bill other than Ingram .Perhaps it would be best to trade down this year unless we have a bead on a QB that we like.
     
  21. schmolioot

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    This pick cannot be a lineman. A first round guard is ridiculous. And really so is a RB.

    We have to solve the QB puzzle once and for all.
     
  22. Ozzy

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    But you cannot try and solve it if the parts of the puzzle are not there.

    I don't see a lineman but it's not a bad idea. Finally getting a player on the line who could be stellar and be here for a while.

    Don't see it though. I see a more fancy pick like Ingram
     
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  23. djphinfan

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    I exhaust my options of recovering that 2nd round pick without having to drop down in the draft to do so..Trading current players is something iam serious about.

    I like having the balance on offense that a Marshall, Ingram, Bess provides...

    There is no running back close imo to the abilities and intangibles of Mark Ingram...
     
  24. Coral Reefer

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    I'd love us to pick a top QB.
    That said I really don't think one worth the first round pick will be available.
    If Gabbert was there he's the only one I'd be excited about.

    Otherwise I personally hope we trade down, recoup the second and grab two prospects from the 2nd round pool.
     
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  25. padre31

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    Well, Ingram would make a instant impact so I can see them taking him.

    In some ways I'd prefer it as Vern Carey had a long learning curve.
     
  26. 2xBlown

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    I'm actually concerned that an underperforming WR, RB or TE will have an amazing combine, pull out a 4.3 40 and we'll turn into the Raiders - picking speed guys who aren't football players.

    Could easily see it happening. There may not be a top 15 TE there right now, but as soon as one of these 250 pounders runs a 4.5, we may see one.
     
  27. Bpk

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    Every time I read a draft thread I realize we need like 4 first round picks for a QB, OL, RB and TE.

    Sheesh.
     
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  28. djphinfan

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    Relative to the production we have got out of our first round picks in the past decade I'll take 6 7 years of ingram's skillset, and be happy man...

    I love running an offense thru a great back Pod..He's so decisive man, I mean instinctually there is no hesitation, the epitome of a downhill runner..with such great balance and power...Outstanding in the screen game and out of the backfield..He's the full package brother..character out the wazoo.
     
  29. VanDolPhan

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    No CBA, no trades.
     
  30. BuckeyeKing

    BuckeyeKing Wolves DYNASTY!!!!

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    So we reach for a QB because we don't have a franchise QB? That would be the dumbest move to make. The oline is mess and no playmakers on offense. So we do go with a QB you want to explain to me how are going to help this rookie QB succeed?
     
  31. Ozzy

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    Don't forget one of the most important things. Great Vision!!
     
  32. AdamC13

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    I can't imagine that happening. Ireland is a better drafter than that. Although, Jacoby Ford was an absolute steal in round 4!
     
  33. Striking

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    Does Ingram look a lot like Emmitt Smith to anyone?
     
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  34. Rocky Raccoon

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    I understand some people don't like taking running backs in the first round because you can find good ones later on, but Mark Ingram is a special talent. A talent at a position we desperately need. If he's available, you take him.
     
  35. padre31

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    Qb will have to come from other means than the draft imho, Rb is not that hard to find, OL really depends on who is healthy and if there is a FA this yr, Te..never know.

    I'd like them to kick the tires on LJ Smith, and Shuler showed good downfield speed.
     
  36. padre31

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    Well, to me I'd like to add some pieces to the Defense Deej, if you look at the Steelers they have Woodley and Timmons and Harrison.

    Not that I'd be opposed to Ingram, what happens if they take Von Miller, then a LG in rd #3, then a Rb like Williams in the 4th or 5th rd?

    THAT is why I have been banging the CFLer drum, Irish has to do some great GM work this offseason with a missing #2 pick, to me adding Manny A and Chad Owens and Phil Hunt is a no brainer as that frees up draft picks for usage on the Oline or at Running Back.
     
  37. uab_phin

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    YES!!!! It's ridiculous I've been saying that for awhile. I just think that his health is the biggest difference between Alabama's last two seasons. I think he's the person that could make the biggest impact for us next year.
     
  38. uab_phin

    uab_phin New Member

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    That Chris Johnson guy has turned out OK from what I hear.
     
  39. azfinfanmang

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    Very very doubtful.

    Weisnewski might not go in first round, and hes 100x the player at either Guard or Center.

    Pouncey will go mid second round.
     
  40. azfinfanmang

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    Thats all the talk here in Dallas.

    Big difference is that Ingram doesnt need the line that Smith did. Smith averaged almost 3.0 YBC (Yards before contact) and only 1.6 after

    Just stating the facts.
     

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