Here's a list of prospects that have visited:http://blogs.palmbeachpost.com/thed...ft-prospects-who-have-visited-miami-dolphins/
Does this list bother you at all? There's no Mosley, Ebron, Clinton Dix, Calvin Pryor, Moses, Martin, Shazier.
I understand that not ALL of them would be invited to visit, but I'd like to see a few more big names like the ones I mentioned.
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Larryfinfan 17-0...Priceless Club Member
Doesn't surprise or bother me. There are only 30 visits allowed. I think most of the guys you mentioned don't need to be here face to face. I'm pretty sure we didn't have DJ in for a visit ?? Of course, it's a different selection committee this year than last. I think at this time, even tho OL is a dire need, we could see ANY guy taken that drops to us, regardless of position...
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Big medical questions with Mosley, as seems to be the case with lots of Bama prospects for whatever reason. I too prefer Shazier, though I don't know what his ideal playing weight/size is as it's been fluctuating this off-season as he goes through the evals.
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Visiting with a guy doesn't necessarily correlate with taking a guy. I think it may have been ckparrothead who noted at least one year the Bucs didn't draft anyone they visited with.
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Da 'Fins Season Ticket Holder Staff Member Club Member
I am still not seeing why fans are enamored with Mosley. He might turn out to be a really good football player but there simply is not any evidence that he's something special. I've watched him play the last couple of years - nearly every game. He's a solid player on a great D. Go watch the tape against better teams (like LSU) and you'll see that it was often other players on the DL and other positions who made the big plays and/or allowed Mosley to be in position to make big plays. He did not show tremendous power or speed or explosiveness.
His one real positive, imo, is tackling ability. When he gets his hands on someone, they go down. That's not to be underestimated. But, whether he can take on an OG? Big Question-mark. Or whether he can pursue with speed sideline to sideline or read plays effectively ... I am not convinced he will be a great pro. I do think he is a value pick in the 2nd round but the effectiveness of Alabama's defense and the fact that he was the MLB is what has elevated him to the first round, not his dominant play.cuchulainn likes this. -
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Shazier can be special, but I'd rather Borland or Skov later.
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Many of the invites are players who didnt participate in the combines or college NFL pro scout camps.In other words those players whom they dont have enough info on.Many of the names mentioned were checked out at the Combines and Pro days.
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This must mean we want to draft him
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This is one of those years where if we take any offensive lineman, linebacker, receiver or defensive back I'll be happy. I don't really have any favorites this year. Just get a guy who can contribute right away.