http://www.draftsite.com/nfl/2010mock.htm
Dolphins:
#12 CJ Spiller
#43 Brandon Spikes
#74 Eric Norwood
#108 Vince Ogohbaase
#170 Nathan Overbay
#197 Barry Church
#204 Tony Washington
Hmm...not sure I like this version, their earlier one had us taking Carlos Dunlap at #12.
And BTW, Demaryous Thomas has a press conference later today.
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I would quite literally die a happy man. Spiller, Spikes, Norwood, big Vince and Barry Church? Wowzers!
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did anyone post about the new Walter football 3 rd mock? http://www.walterfootball.com/draft2010.php
for the Fins, they have
rd 1. Dan Williams (NT, Tenn) with McClain going 1 pick ahead of us
2. Arrelious Benn (WR, Illinois)
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Which magnifies how badly Cam Cameron and Randy Mueller whiffed in 07, we were #9 in the rotation and we only have 3 players left from that draft class. -
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If the draft fell like that, we'd have to go McClain or Bryant. If we swap out Bryant for Spiller... that draft is sick...azfinfanmang, High Definition and Gunner like this. -
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I'm not a fan of drafting Spiller either, but Harvin is everything we were hoping Ginn would be...charlestonphan, skippysphins, azfinfanmang and 1 other person like this. -
Parcells history? We've discussed it on here before in another forum, but Parcells history got thrown out of the window last hear with CBs high and Pat White. Maybe Ireland is running the show?
And in that case, I dont think WR is off the board at all...
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And he definitely wouldnt have put up those numbers in Miami w/ no other receiving threats to worry about, and with a first year starter at QB...
But that wouldnt change his talent level. He may not have won OROY in Miami, but he would still be a talented player for us... -
No way Spikes lasts until the 2nd round. But if we think he will still be there @ 20 or so, AND D. Bryant and McClain are both off the board, I'd drop down and pick up an extra 2nd rounder. I think Houston would trade up to get Spiller. Seattle too, depending what they do with their first pick.
And a question for the gurus: does Vince O. project to play NT for us in a 3-4?gunn34 likes this. -
Does Spikes last until 43? I thought he wa a projected First Rounder?
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of course everything could change via FA, they could go spend a boat load of cash and get guys, however it isn't their style...maybe they sign Dumerviel, Morrison, Howard, Ryans (provided any of these make it to FA), then at that point I say, "hey maybe they go skill at 12".....but as it stands right now I cant see it....
believe me if they do, I will come right back here and start the "Finyank is a boob, who eats crow" thread.....djphinfan likes this. -
Lmao, I'm not onr that wants Spiller at 12 but by god this would be an amazing draft...
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And I know we all are down on Crowder for good reason, but you could clearly see how much we missed him when he missed the last couple of games.
But I do agree with you. We absolutely need to upgrade over Ayodele. And we absolutely need a FS.
But we also absolutely need a WR. And I'd actually rank WR higher, not necessarily in terms of winning... but from the standpoint of developing our potential franchise QB. If we dont surround this kid with some talent soon, we will stunt his growth, and possibly ruin him. And securing that franchise QB is priority #1, with #2 not even close IMO.
For the benefit of Henne, we need to add 1 or 2 stud WR talents to this team... (and that can include a seam stretching TE as well)skippysphins and finyank13 like this. -
You bring up an awesome point with the WR, because I think the offense is an easier fix than the defense is...the defense is a multi-year project, the offense needs a stud 1st, and I think they are a, call me crazy now, championship winning offense...they could get it done....however when I say stud, I mean stud, 12-1400 10 TD guy....DON'T KILL ME BOOMER RIGHT NOW...but I would rather them trade a pick away for a BM or V-Jax (provided any of these guys make it) V-Jax could be a UFA depending on the years, BM is a RFA.....WR has to be instant production at this point, they waste too many picks and signings trying to find "the guy", that simply just isnt coming.....Miami has a very very nice 2-3-4-5, if they had that stud u know?? Remember this exact group brought in TO in Dallas, maybe they make a splash and bring some veteran in....
Lastly What good is a good defense if their offense consistently keeps them on the field with 3 and out, which we saw alot....so I can see where they try and get that stud.....guys I love this stuff, love the fact we are all here before the first playoff game yucking it up man this is great, glad to be a part of it....so much better than finhell.....I left when some guy told me over there "we got to trade this year 1st and next years 1st and 2nd for Calvin Johnson..." yeah okay.... -
The good news is, when Tuna has had a hig draft pick, he rarely misses on the player Demarcus Ware was the last #12 he had a chance at, with the #1 pick in 08 and the #12 pick and rotation in 2010, we should be able to load up this draft especially with as deep as this OLB class is.
Is there a world of difference between Dunlap, Graham, Hughes, Morgan, Pierre Paul?
Not imho, and as that class is drafted the second and thid tier prospects like Sapp and Kindle and Wooten's then move into our sights, this is a great year to have a high draft pick rotation. The Top 15 players are not very different from the next 15 players, the Jr's coming out will flood the market with quality.
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Honestly, If I were GM I probably could not guarentee the healthy part, even Percy Harvin missed games with migraine headaches this year, and he is alot tougher than people may give him credit for being.finyank13 likes this. -
A lot of the time its better to draft based off best player available and not need. I bet the Raiders wished they did that in 2007 when they drafted Russel over Megatron, Joe Thomas, and Peterson.
And CJ Spiller could help Henne along...Just having a threat like that changes the whole game. Does Vince Young improve like he did this year if it wasn't for Chris Johnson being an absolute monster? -
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I'm with Simon. Spiller, Spikes, Norwood (at OLB) and Oghobaase?
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It's really not a lot of money. It really isn't. We're talking about $3.3 million a year with $2.6 million per year in guarantees.
See this thread.
http://forums.thephins.com/showthread.php?p=979839#post979839
So I don't think the argument that C.J. Spiller will only take between 15 and 20 touches per game...is relevant where it concerns his contract value and whether he would be worth it.Stitches likes this. -
And if they are equal in talent, then need has to be the tiebreaker IMO. And Spiller doesnt win that tiebreaker...Mile High Fin and PeaTearGriffin like this. -
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One would think Spikes doesn't have a very good shot at lasting to that pick, but Mel Kiper had this to say in his chat yesterday in response to a question about who hurt their draft position in the bowl games.
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Yikes. Surprised Mel went that much out on a limb.
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I don't like spiller
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could you guys imagine spiller and brown in the back field. ricky contact ends at the end of 2010. but i would much rather see ingram in next years draft brown and ingram ! yeah baby !
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