Even if the Dolphins miss out on Dez in the first, there are plenty of receivers that could end up providing great value later in the draft.
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I just can't agree with this sentiment. I see a bunch of role players.
There's Dez Bryant and everyone else. Golden Tate has legitimate ability to be a top tier WR. Demaryius Thomas, if he hits a homerun speed-wise, he will be legitimate #1 potential. If Brandon LaFell could catch the damned ball he'd be legit #1 potential. Jury still out for me on Damian Williams, who I have been very impressed with in the past.
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I'll have to disagree as well. As CK said, it's Dez and everybody else. Though there are a few late in the draft I'd be willing to gamble on. Like say should Jacoby Ford be available in the 5th, I'd have no problems taking a gamble.
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Benn is the only other one IMO who flashes impact potential while displaying less of the "worries" than everyone else has.
If no Dez in 1, then I very much want Benn in 2. At least we can find ways to get him involved while he learns his route tree..... and he'd be a great asset on the field during the WC.
Antonio Bryant, Hart, and Benn would do some damage!!!! Throw in Ginn on 4 WR sets.... and we no longer have to see FB's and lumbering TE's spit out wide. :lol:jim1 likes this. -
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I have virtually zero concern with his character. He's actually a good, respectful kid and far from a prima donna type. B/c of what's happened to him, I see him really busting his butt for the lucky team that drafts him. He feels like he has a lot to prove to himself right now. He just needs a good team with good coaches and a strong supporting cast to build him back up. I would probably prefer Williams than LaFell, but that's just me. -
Benn still concerns me because I don't know that he does what you absolutely need at the next level and that is get open against tight man coverage. He seems to have a lazy rudder and that's not going to help him, it even puts his notable RAC abilities into question though he has a lot of power and superb hands.
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People are labeling him as a "character concern", but I don't see him as a character risk as far as being a "bad apple" or "problem child". I think he's shown some immaturity and made a few dumb kid mistakes, but not a character risk..... which, IMO, is not reflexive. But that's just my view. LOL.
I would prefer to draft an immature kid who is in the process of growing up than I would a true "character risk" kid who has a bad attitude, lack of respect, or problem with authority. It's a lot easier to grow up (especially after a time of crisis) than it is to reform an attitude. Most all of us eventually grow up.
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If no Mike Williams in the 3rd, then I'd like David Gettis in the 4th.
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I honestly assess him as being immature rather than bad character..... but that's just my psych side coming out. Why does yours feel he's a bad apple? My strong suit is reading people, but that certainly doesn't mean I'm 100% accurate, so I'm always curious to get others' opinions who are adept as well. -
Chris, do you have a breakdown of Benn on film? I thought he showed improvement through this year but it's pretty hard to tell when you have.... when you have..... when you have..... Wait, who was their QB again?
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At least with Benn, if he doesn't work out at WR, we'd have a darn good pass catching RB in the making. (He and Ronnie would make a great duo IMO). I think he could be a weapon if used correctly. He could be lined up all over the field and would be a big mismatch vs LBs. Love his balance and how he keeps his feet constantly churning. I can't imagine this kid in 2 years when he's 230+.
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