Rotoworld: Phins have every intention to pursue jennings, wallace ,bowe

Not even going to get remotely interested in free agents as long as Ireland is around to **** any possible deal up 6 ways from Sunday. This guy couldn't land a free agent if his soulless ginger life depended on it.

 

actually, WADR, most of the people who give Ireland a pass by blaming bad moves on Parcells genuinely believe Parcells was responsible for those mistakes, not because we're looking to scapegoat the guy. Considering loyalties lay with the Dolphins rather than Jeff Ireland, I don't see why anyone here would have a reason to be intentionally biased toward Ireland for any reason if it hypothetically goes against the good of the team.

 

Same guy who *****ed and *****ed about us not spending a 1st on a QB?

Then we did and?/? He's still *****ing lol Thank you, ignore list.

 

Other than Pat White, I'm pretty sure it's all speculation as to whether Parcells or Ireland is responsible for what players.

 

I'm pretty well certain you have no interest in anything Dolphins related other than telling people how disinterested you are. Which is, funny enough, is something absolutely no one is likely to summon any degree of passion or interest in.

 

Wallace if the price is right and a draft pick if the guy they want is available.

 

yeah, pretty much. However, personally, I'm the type to lay blame on the person who bears most of the responsibility if I don't actually know all the specifics involved. If a manager does a bad job I wouldn't necessarily fire his asst mgr along with him.

 

Bowe - Wallace - Jennings - In that order.

 

Dream:
Sign Greg Jennings, Draft DeAndre Hopkins.

 

Parcells laid the proverbial egg here. Give it up.

 

I'm always hesitant on spending money on big name FA's. It's hard to get good value out of a player whose price has been bid up over their actual productive value. When you're the Miami Dolphins whose drafting over the last 10 years has been horrible, you have to look at options like FA. I'd prefer to see us continue to build through the draft and add role players and depth through FA.

I believe your cap space should be spent on players who have paid their dues, sweat and bled for your organization. Reward players for the right behaviors, the right character and the right production. Not someone looking for a big pay day.

Having said that, I'd vote for Wallace or Jennings at the right price.

 

I'd target Wallace first, then Jennings. Bowe as plan C.

Ireland's #1 target is probably Kevin Ogletree.

 

He dropped one in week 5, 3 in week 7, one in week 12, and one in week 14.

 

Hartline's a FA. We've got to sign someone. When you consider the money Bhart may get, you may just want to go all out for Wallace/Bowe. Let's not totally discount Bowe's skills here. Didn't he have like 16 tds that one year ?

 

It would be hilarious to see Ireland draft a tackle, a DT, and lets say a guard with the first three picks next draft. I wonder what the supporters would say?

 

None. Because none of those guys will be freed by their teams.

 

If it was a tackle, DE and a guard, I could live with it, if we signed Jennings and Keller to complement them and then spent the other 2 of our top 5 picks on WR and CB.

 

As th drunk in the movie Big Daddy says:

"Hell Yes"

 

"Hip... Hip-hop... Hip-hop annonymous? (hippopotamus)"

 

That you should absolutely pick BPA and the people who are objecting to it don't really have a clear idea of the nature of the draft.

 

BPA is only valid if the BPA is head and shoulders better than the next player on your list that covers a glaring hole on your roster. If you have two players ranked very well but one is slightly better than the other, but is also the same position you have stocked, you still take BPA? Let's say a center is BPA, but you have a WR ranked right below him. What do you do?

 

BPA is BPA. Leave it to a fireland campaigner to designate positions for each pick. Say we're picking late in last years first round with this years needs. Do you pass on a decastro because you need a Wr and Aj jenkins, Brian quick is there ?

 

Well we won't overpaid for offensive talent in FA, so where are we going to get offensive talent. I mean after Ireland lowball/insults the free agent wrs?

Leave it to a Ireland supporter to not value playmakers..

 

Nature of the game is to score points.

 

Through the same context you get other players? Are you really advocating a strategy of overpaying players?

 

Do you think you are going to get any of these guys without overpaying?

 

Slightly better is one thing. The idea that it's unacceptable that the Dolphins come up with certain positions in certain areas of the draft is another, wholly unacceptable thing.

 

So instead of fixing the wide receiver spot, we draft another linemen? God do people love mediocrity?

 

Which guys? The league is full of skill-position players that are not overpaid. In fact, I'd argue that the best teams have ones that are underpaid.

 

If a DT is rated at 100 and the next available WR is rated a 80, you pick the DT.

 

Are you suggesting that simply drafting a WR will fix the position?????

 

Sign... So No Wallace or Jennings? Got it. Those teams draft those players by the way. Something that Ireland has shown an inability to do... Draft receivers minus Hartline.

 

Jennings is a possibility. I wouldn't sign Wallace however.

 

Im saying you pick a freaken receiver before the 6th round... This is a very good receiver draft. But knowing us we will do what we did a few years back with that deep TE draft, pick a nobody in the 6th round.

 

What will you say when he goes WR/WR/DE/OLB ?

 

I would imagine Miami will be diligent in their evaluations of the available receivers in free agency and the draft. I don't think this information is telling us anything we didn't know already.

I'd be fine with one of either of them. I feel like Bowe can get his crap together in Miami.

I still like the idea of going after one of the top 3 receivers in free agency and using two of our higher draft picks on another skilled receiver and tight end.

We will probably overpay in FA, but that's the nature of it. It's a serious area of need, thus the funds should be distributed there.

 

Yes. I love mediocrity, and am personally challenged by the idea that the team I enjoy watching might be successful.

The reality of a draft is that at a specific spot it may be unproductive to draft a specific position, or even multiple positions. This can be contrary to popular wisdom. Drafting one of those players and having a lot of hope is a ****ty idea.

Drafting a Pro Bowl DT is a much better outcome than a mediocre wide receiver for the Dolphins. It's not about trying, it's not about being aggressive, it's not about luck. It's about being correct.

 

Now your just making things up. And imagining new scenarios in which you can complain about ! I can't wait until we meet a free agent and he signs elsewhere... The pandamonium !

 

I would applaud him.