If there is anyone on this team with the last name of Fleener...I will not renew my fandom.

 

No way Muhamed Sanu lasts that long, the kid is a stud.

 

Right now he is projected as a late first early second round draft pick, one of the reasons is he is not looked upon as a deep threat, I think the longest reception he had this year was just 30 yards. But I think alot of that had to do with RU's offense.

I expect his stock to rise after the combines, but he is going to be one hellva player to whoever drafts him.

 

I am sick and tired of seeing the Dolphins trade down in the first round and end up with average talent in the first round. What I want to see is the Dolphins trade first round selections with the Rams. They can also give up their first round picks in 2013 and 2014, along with their second round pick this year. If the Rams also want Jake Long as part of the trade package, I have no problem with that.

The Dolphins can use the Rams selection to take Luck or RG3, whichever of them is still on the board. Selecting one of these QB's will be worth far more for the future of the Dolphins than the draft picks and Jake Long would ever be.

 

I will explode with rage if we "trade down" and don't atleast try to trade up! If there was ever a year to trade up it's this year.

 

It has happened once in the last 5 years and twice in the last 15. You get sick and tired really easily

 

We can draft Marvin McNutt then. :yes:

 

If they don't land a top QB (Luck,RG3)I can see them tradeing down.

 

I would rather a trade down than a reach for a QB. Not opposed to trading up...but I would hate to see a 1st round wasted on a mediocre QB above their value.

 

The Dolphins have never traded down in the first round and ended up selecting an impact player with this lower first round draft selection. While they may have only traded down a few times in the first round over the years, please tell me when they have actually been proactive and actually traded up in the first round in an effort to draft an impact player. I will tell you when, NEVER.

So yes, I am sick and tired of seeing this team do absolutely nothing in the first round of the draft to improve this team by trading up and selecting a possible impact QB or offensive playmaker.

 

The Dolphins have never traded down in the first round and ended up selecting an impact player with this lower first round draft selection. While they may have only traded down a few times in the first round over the years, please tell me when they have actually been proactive and actually traded up in the first round in an effort to draft an impact player. I will tell you when, NEVER.

So yes, I am sick and tired of seeing this team do absolutely nothing in the first round of the draft to improve this team by trading up and selecting a possible impact QB or offensive play maker.

 

Why would the cowboys trade up, out of interest?

 

Absolutely nothing in the first round? It is hard to take you serious when you post stupid things like that.

 

It is rather difficult to take anything you write seriously, since you seem to be defending an organization which is a combined 20-28 over the last three seasons. You still failed to tell me when this team has ever traded up in the first round in an effort to select an impact player. Perhaps if you read my statement, you would see that I stated that the Dolphins have never moved up in the first round to draft a more highly rated and possible impact player. I never stated that they haven't had some good picks in the first round over the last 46 years.

 

I do not equate not trading up with doing absolutly nothing. Plus I do like keeping all of the draft picks because it increases the chance of selecting a possible impact player.

I enjoy the idea of trading down and selecting Ryan Tannihill. Mostly because I think the guy has talent, however he needs to sit a year or two before becoming a starting quarterback.

I do not see Miami being able to trade up for Luck or RG3, since the price for both is way too high and teams with better draft picks select before them.

 

Ignorance at it's finest.

Clearly we aren't looking for good players because we aren't trading up in the first round. :pity:

 

thread title changed. as a reminder, Dolphins mocks can stay here. general mocks belong in the Draft sub forum :)

 

There is a good possibility we could TRY to move up in the draft, and it not be reported, at least till a few weeks or days later. IF this happens, you would have already exploded, and would never know what really happened.....

 

Who do you think you are? (looks to lower left hand screen)

Oh...right.

 

I think any first round without a QB selected needs to be a first round where we selected Blackmon. I'd be happier with Flynn/Blackmon than taking Upshaw because we might be able to make do with Anthony Spencer....or we could make Mario Williams the highest paid LB in the league. I'm also intrigued at the prospect of bringing a guy back in. Erik Walden played some damn good football for the Packers in the games of theirs I watched.

 

Jets traded up for Mark Sanchez.. Look how well that turned out for them.

 

:lol: Put down the alcohol!

So you are saying you are sick and tired of Miami trading down and ending up with average talent...yet, you want to give up "3" 1st round picks and Jake Long (a superior talent) to take RG3? And if RG3 doesn't pan out or even if he is good we will have a second rate LT and no future 1st round picks for three years to draft weapons around him...huh.

 

#14 seems like a good spot for Alshon Jeffrey...However, taking WR's in the first is extremely sketchy.

 

Ryan Wilson? :lol:

 

With a name like that, he has to be good.

I think this is a good year to get a WR in the early 2nd. Nick Toon should go around that point. He has the pedigree to be a successful pro WR.

 

to give up that value to trade up for RG3 is insane.