As Ireland pointed out last night, after the third preseason game teams are looking to make trades, and look to final cuts to improve depth.
I'm thinking we could get something back for a guy on the DL, WR, and DB, Merling, Moore, and Sapp or Allen come to mind.
As to additions, Epps did a few good things but, depending on Clay, we may look fot a 2nd TE, and possibly the OL.
Thoughts?
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I do not believe Sapp is going anywhere, do think we may look for Oline help and maybe a Vet Rb.
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clinton portis apparently out of shape in his workout on friday for the pats, i think he won´t be an option as i had hoped, i have no idea who will be picked up, probably guys you´ve never heard before
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Well, from my pov Sheets nor Grigsby have really impressed me, Kevin Smith is floating around, and there are about to be cuts so some Rb's will shake loose.
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IF Hilliard is capable at FB, where he has worked out, and IF Clay proves to be a keeper, I would look for Polite to be cut, and a RB to be added. This would give us some roster flexability, and hopefully a spot for Livas. -
Would not surprise me if we added a Qb, wondering if Pryor is on the radar as the Wildcat #3 Qb as the #3 Qb is now active on gameday..why not?
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Parmalee and Allen looked really good for the Ravens last night. One of them will be available I am guessing. Finding a running back will not be difficult. Tight end and offensive linemen could be a little more complex. Miami is going to have to sign a 3rd qb. Just two qbs played last night and I believe that was telling.
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Miami has a couple of scenarios.
Traditionally they have been very active after final cut downs , I see zero reason why that will not continue. It is very tough to make an NFL roster at the best of times if you are not a heralded draft pick and you are young and inexperienced , there are always players who become solid if not better starters or provide above average production. This year it will be even harder for these players to unseat a veteran rostered player due to to the lockout and all that entails.
There will be more players available because of this imo and I see a lot of activity for the league overall , but specifically for Miami , again. While Miami has seemed to dismiss the current NFL TE as a priority , other teams haven't and there a lot of good young TE's around the league that will be cut and I fully expect Miami to sign one . Let's hope this time it produces better results . They won't stop trying .
Signing MCD enables Miami to have the very valuable position of both depth AND talent across the defensive line. There are several trade options for Miami , they don't need to be locked into just one player that they may trade , if it's the right offer they should deal any Dlineman. Of course the return has to match , productive young defensive linemen are desired and valuable . Ireland has the chance to parlay a wise decision into a great move . I love the talent and depth we have but trading one of them for a noticeable upgrade at say G /T/TE or S would impact wins and losses in a positive way imo.
I have liked the little we have seen of Frank Kearse and JT played quick , something I haven't seen mentioned yet , he has another TD in him , I am sensing it.:up: -
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I would hate to trade any of the defensive ends. Those guys have been something special for us the past couple of years.
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You guys are underestimating Pryor. He ran a 4.38 on a relatively slow track. As an athlete this isn't Pat White trying to make a transition to the NFL. He's a 6-5, 240 lb QB that I think can further physically develop. He's arguably the best athletic specimen (depending on his quickness drills) that would ever play the tight end position (Davis is much shorter). He has tremendous run instincts. He could in time become such a weapon in the slot as a WR/TE that teams simply won't be able to match-up with him. He's not a 4.5 receiving TE that we oooh and ahhh over. He's on another level.
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And Randy Starks played. He was on the field in one of the "starting" packages at Nose Tackle, and got subbed in for Nickel situations. Which might be a better utilization of him, he didn't do so hot as a 2-gap run defender at DE last year.
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ESPN now says on his 2nd run he had a 4.36, i´m really not following CFB anymore is he really that quick, 4.36 is almost Michael Vick like
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Hmm, think maybe Odie and McD started to showcase them for a trade? -
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I like the idea of ultra athletic wildcat Qb as our #3 Qb with Devlin going onto the practice roster, but otherwise there is no room for him. -
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