"Miami. Love Pat White; great pick to run the option. (And stop the silliness, Dolphins, about White having a good shot to beat out Chad Henne as the successor to Chad Pennington. I'm not buying it for a second.) One of the most intriguing prospects of this, or any, draft came in round four: 6-4 corner Sean Smith from Utah ... One guy I'd watch closely in camp is Brian Hartline, the round-four receiver, because he played special-teams for three years at Ohio State, played slot receiver and split receiver. He's a fascinating prospect." I admit, I knew almost nothing about Hartline until this weekend, yesterday to be exact. But when you look at his numbers and highlight clips you can see the kids really enjoys playing Special Teams and he will lay the wood if he gets a chance. [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JiSSlyWy70"]YouTube - Brian Hartline HUGE hit[/ame] "p. I don't like Brian Hartline to the Dolphins in the fourth round. I love it." [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR2KKPybTJo"]YouTube - OSU - Brian Hartline Football 2007[/ame] Take note a good portion of his catches are simple slant routes out of the slot..... Something we did not use very much last year with out WRs... "7. I think the Dolphins could be stealing a big exec from the Red Sox any day now -- Sox chief operating officer Mike Dee -- to be their CEO. Bill Parcells, the not-so-closeted Red Sox-a-holic, and Dee will get along just fine if the subject around the water cooler is Papelbon instead of Chad Pennington. I inquired about Dee to the Dolphins over the weekend. I thought the "no comment'' was telling. I hear if he goes, Dee will have nothing to do with the football side, but everything to do with ratcheting up the interest in the Dolphins on the business side." http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/peter_king/04/26/draft/4.html
