OT Ryan Hayes (238) and TE/WR Elijah Higgins (197)
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Pennington's Limp Armforum_veteranOP‘Fins day 3 picks are official.
Round 6 pick 197;
Elijah Higgens WR/TE Stanford
Big athletic Wide Reciever in college. Sounds like Miami plans to convert him to Tight End. Project pick.
Round 7 pick 238;
Ryan Hayes OT Michigan
2 year starter at Left Tackle for Michigan. Sounds like he excelled as more of a run blocker and projects as a guard at Pro level.
KeyFinforum_veteran"Fishhead wrote:
Ok, already pulling for the kid.
Definitely.
Winning football games at any level comes down to winning in the trenches.
ExplosionsInDaSkyforum_veteranYou can't help but root for that kid Higgins. So humble, so grateful for the opportunity.
dolphin25forum_veteran"Fishhead wrote:
Ok, already pulling for the kid.
Might be my favorite player now :)
Lord help us.
djphinfansubscriberFor a tight end
Higgins Measurables are beyond elite
1.53 ten yard split
4.53 forty
KeyFinforum_veteran"djphinfan wrote:
For a tight end
Higgins Measurables are beyond elite
1.53 ten yard split
4.53 forty
Have you researched him at all? Does he have potential to block or will he be more of a Gisecki role?
Winning football games at any level comes down to winning in the trenches.
Dol-Fan Dupreeforum_veteran"KeyFin wrote:
Have you researched him at all? Does he have potential to block or will he be more of a Gisecki role?
he will be Gesicki's role. He is a more willing blocker than Gesicki but you will not confuse him for a good blocker
Holland is a huge upgrade over McCain
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With a solid line, you don’t necessarily need a great blocking tight end, but our line is not what you could call solid. I believe the guy they picked up from Denver is known for his blocking, but not as a pass catcher.
djphinfansubscriber"KeyFin wrote:
Have you researched him at all? Does he have potential to block or will he be more of a Gisecki role?
I have, He has the opposite athletic skillset of Gesicki..
So he can actually get into athletic positions and create coordinated power to block, he has movement skills that will allow him to line up all over..
No matter how hard or what coaches tried to do Gesicki was a very flawed athletically for the game of football.
djphinfansubscriber"Dol-Fan Dupree wrote:
he will be Gesicki's role. He is a more willing blocker than Gesicki but you will not confuse him for a good blocker
I don’t know if any of us can determine what kind of blocker he is or what he will become, he has the foundations and movement to be just fine in any role of blocking he can do
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