Hes so cringe worthy. I've grown to really dislike this dude.
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Hes so cringe worthy. I've grown to really dislike this dude.
Same like dude stfu and quit tweeting like you’re 16 year old rambling kid you’re an extension of the team
I don’t know how it helps the team but what he is saying is 100% correct.
The Dolphins biggest need going into the draft was offensive line. So unless they intend to have Robinson put on 50 or 60 pounds and line up at guard, selecting him was not a good pick.
If they can’t protect Tua, adding a backup OLB will be irrelevant to the success of the Dolphins.
Too bad Grier won’t listen to me.
I don’t even disagree with him 100% but you don’t publicly blast the team in this professional situation imo
I think people are more thinking about their size, limited repertoire, and most of production coming against inferior opponents.
Opposite athletic profiles, obviously. This guy actually has upside whereas I was supremely confident immediately declaring Harris a bust.
He brings some boom to the table to go along with his bust.
He wasn't my first choice either. I'm just saying that calling him unproductive or a Harris like pick are inaccurate statements.
Harris was smaller, but he actually had a good repertoire. His limitation was his athleticism.
He’s looking out for the guy he works for. He’s not employed by the Dolphins but by Tua.
I have absolutely no issue with him stating the same thing the majority of posters on here and the majority of Dolphins felt going into the draft.
We all know the offensive line is the biggest need on the team and drafting an OLB doesn’t help that need one bit.
If the draft is so deep with OL talent, then we have a good shot of finding a solid starting lineman throughout the rest of the draft. I'm not panicking at all, Chop is going to feast in this defense.
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There are a couple of ways to evaluate NFL prospects...
Our more conservative posters generally lean toward the college stats, believing that this is what you are going to get.
These posters tend to ignore age, opportunity, and injury status... they'll say, "but he only got.... in college"... and they'll compare a 6th year super senior to a true third year junior in a heartbeat...
It's just what they do.
Same guys will tell you with absolute conviction that the guy who had 2 sacks last year will never give you nine this year... (like they did with Wilkins).
They believe that now, will never be different than then. ...and you won't convince them until they suffer through watching it happen.
Our more conservative posters generally lean toward the college stats, believing that this is what you are going to get.
These posters tend to ignore age, opportunity, and injury status... they'll say, "but he only got.... in college"... and they'll compare a 6th year super senior to a true third year junior in a heartbeat...
It's just what they do.
Same guys will tell you with absolute conviction that the guy who had 2 sacks last year will never give you nine this year... (like they did with Wilkins).
They believe that now, will never be different than then. ...and you won't convince them until they suffer through watching it happen.
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He bet big on Oline and lost his house obviously
Low class, unprofessional post even though I feel the Dolphins would have taken Fautanu if the Steelers had picked anybody else. I got a slight sense of disappointment from Grier/McD during their PC.
Iggy was suppose to be the most ATHLETIC player they had in their secondary. That still didn’t make up for the fact he spent the majority of his playing time, as limited as it was, almost completely lost while trying to cover receivers.