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Quality over quantity imo. There are about 10-12 blue chip prospects coming out this year. Why pass one up?
It’s all about conversation just like you’re doing. What else would you have to talk about
Quality over quantity imo. There are about 10-12 blue chip prospects coming out this year. Why pass one up?
By most people's accounts nary a pro bowler or or hall of famer has ever been found after mid-way thru the first round. Despite plentiful evidence to the contrary.18 isn't going to be leftovers....there are a handful of premium guys that will be gone well before ten
Quinn will be running a zone scheme more than likely, and he seems to prefer smaller more athletic type.If Sewell is not there at 10 i say yes.
Surtain is a 15-20 pick player
Horn is in the 20-25 range.
From all i hear we are in love with Horn. So we will get a player we adore and extra picks.
Quality over quantity imo. There are about 10-12 blue chip prospects coming out this year. Why pass one up?
2021 NFL Draft Rumors: Dolphins looking to trade up for second top-ten pick?
- By Kevin Nogle
- on April 24, 2021 5:32 pm
Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports
The Miami Dolphins have already been busy in the 2021 NFL Draft, trading out of the third position, back to the 12th spot, then back up to the sixth-overall pick. Rumors over the past few days have the Dolphins considering another trade, with the common though that Miami could trade back to add additional picks either this year or in 2022. Now, however, there is some speculation that Miami could be looking to trade up, but not from the sixth spot, but rather from their second first-round pick, the 18th-overall selection.
https://www-thephinsider-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.thephinsider.com/platform/amp/2021/4/24/22401377/2021-nfl-draft-rumors-dolphins-looking-to-trade-for-second-top-ten-pick?amp_js_v=a6&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA=#aoh=16193223977578&csi=0&referrer=https://www.google.com&_tf=From %1$s&share=https://www.thephinsider.com/2021/4/24/22401377/2021-nfl-draft-rumors-dolphins-looking-to-trade-for-second-top-ten-pick
Dolphins currently own the (1st round) 6th, 18th and (2nd round) 50th overall picks (in RED) within the first 2 rounds.
The Cowboys own the (1st round) 10th and (2nd round) 44th overall picks (in GREEN) within the first 2 rounds.
If the Cowboys and Dolphins agreed to make a trade:
Dolphins move up from the 18th pick and get the Cowboys 10th overall pick, the Cowboys would move down 8 spots and get the Dolphins 18th overall pick while also getting the Dolphins 50th overall pick. Those 2 picks (18th & 50th) would equal the trade value (700 points difference) to trade away the 10th overall pick to the Dolphins. That would move the Cowboys down 8 spots in the 1st round, but it would also give the Cowboys another mid-2nd round pick, thus giving them 2 picks in every round (2nd, 3rd & 4th rounds) while still having a pick in the teens in the 1st round (Cowboys have snatched up great players in the teens spot in the 1st round in the past).
Would you rather stay put and only have 1 pick to use in each first 2 rounds, or would you make the trade down while still getting a 1st round pick in the teens while grabbing an extra mid-2nd round pick, thus securing 2 picks in each round (2nd, 3rd & 4th rounds)?
Lots of holes to fill on this team, especially Defense.
What say you? Should the Cowboys trade down a few picks in the 1st round while gaining an extra mid-2nd round pick or stay pat?
If 10 and 44 is more valuable to them than 18, 36 and 50 , then why would we want 18, 36 and 50What about Dallas 10, 44 for Miami's 18, 36 and 50?
So very dark yet so trueDoesn’t really matter who they pick, there will NEVER be a shortage of disappointed speculators. People are chomping at the bit for the draft, so we FINALLY know, putting the wraps on the ENDLESS (and mostly gloomy) speculation. Of course it’ll shift to endless speculation on the FO failure, the future of failure awaiting us, and the never ending unhappiness of a fanbase.
Would you rather have Pitts or Barmore and Newsome? Easy easy answer for me.
Quality over quantity imo. There are about 10-12 blue chip prospects coming out this year. Why pass one up?
I’d go for it. Makes a ton of sense. Maybe Parsons falls, You could probably get Barmore for sure.2021 NFL Draft Rumors: Dolphins looking to trade up for second top-ten pick?
- By Kevin Nogle
- on April 24, 2021 5:32 pm
Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports
The Miami Dolphins have already been busy in the 2021 NFL Draft, trading out of the third position, back to the 12th spot, then back up to the sixth-overall pick. Rumors over the past few days have the Dolphins considering another trade, with the common though that Miami could trade back to add additional picks either this year or in 2022. Now, however, there is some speculation that Miami could be looking to trade up, but not from the sixth spot, but rather from their second first-round pick, the 18th-overall selection.
https://www-thephinsider-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.thephinsider.com/platform/amp/2021/4/24/22401377/2021-nfl-draft-rumors-dolphins-looking-to-trade-for-second-top-ten-pick?amp_js_v=a6&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA=#aoh=16193223977578&csi=0&referrer=https://www.google.com&_tf=From %1$s&share=https://www.thephinsider.com/2021/4/24/22401377/2021-nfl-draft-rumors-dolphins-looking-to-trade-for-second-top-ten-pick
Dolphins currently own the (1st round) 6th, 18th and (2nd round) 50th overall picks (in RED) within the first 2 rounds.
The Cowboys own the (1st round) 10th and (2nd round) 44th overall picks (in GREEN) within the first 2 rounds.
If the Cowboys and Dolphins agreed to make a trade:
Dolphins move up from the 18th pick and get the Cowboys 10th overall pick, the Cowboys would move down 8 spots and get the Dolphins 18th overall pick while also getting the Dolphins 50th overall pick. Those 2 picks (18th & 50th) would equal the trade value (700 points difference) to trade away the 10th overall pick to the Dolphins. That would move the Cowboys down 8 spots in the 1st round, but it would also give the Cowboys another mid-2nd round pick, thus giving them 2 picks in every round (2nd, 3rd & 4th rounds) while still having a pick in the teens in the 1st round (Cowboys have snatched up great players in the teens spot in the 1st round in the past).
Would you rather stay put and only have 1 pick to use in each first 2 rounds, or would you make the trade down while still getting a 1st round pick in the teens while grabbing an extra mid-2nd round pick, thus securing 2 picks in each round (2nd, 3rd & 4th rounds)?
Lots of holes to fill on this team, especially Defense.
What say you? Should the Cowboys trade down a few picks in the 1st round while gaining an extra mid-2nd round pick or stay pat?
I agree maybe I misunderstoodWhirlwin how bout discussing things that aren't just rumors or speculation, things that have actually happened or actually been quoted by people actually involved with doing whatever saying that it's actually really going to happen. .I know you're smart enough to know that 98% of what sportswriters say in the off season is just unproven rumors or speculation just to get clicks to help out their wallets.
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I've seen too many mocks where Barmore and Newsome are both gone by the early 20's. But addressing two spots instead of Pitts.... it's a tough call.
Depends on who's available at 10 and who they think might be at 18. If we get enough from Mia we could move back up as well2021 NFL Draft Rumors: Dolphins looking to trade up for second top-ten pick?
- By Kevin Nogle
- on April 24, 2021 5:32 pm
Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports
The Miami Dolphins have already been busy in the 2021 NFL Draft, trading out of the third position, back to the 12th spot, then back up to the sixth-overall pick. Rumors over the past few days have the Dolphins considering another trade, with the common though that Miami could trade back to add additional picks either this year or in 2022. Now, however, there is some speculation that Miami could be looking to trade up, but not from the sixth spot, but rather from their second first-round pick, the 18th-overall selection.
https://www-thephinsider-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.thephinsider.com/platform/amp/2021/4/24/22401377/2021-nfl-draft-rumors-dolphins-looking-to-trade-for-second-top-ten-pick?amp_js_v=a6&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA=#aoh=16193223977578&csi=0&referrer=https://www.google.com&_tf=From %1$s&share=https://www.thephinsider.com/2021/4/24/22401377/2021-nfl-draft-rumors-dolphins-looking-to-trade-for-second-top-ten-pick
Dolphins currently own the (1st round) 6th, 18th and (2nd round) 50th overall picks (in RED) within the first 2 rounds.
The Cowboys own the (1st round) 10th and (2nd round) 44th overall picks (in GREEN) within the first 2 rounds.
If the Cowboys and Dolphins agreed to make a trade:
Dolphins move up from the 18th pick and get the Cowboys 10th overall pick, the Cowboys would move down 8 spots and get the Dolphins 18th overall pick while also getting the Dolphins 50th overall pick. Those 2 picks (18th & 50th) would equal the trade value (700 points difference) to trade away the 10th overall pick to the Dolphins. That would move the Cowboys down 8 spots in the 1st round, but it would also give the Cowboys another mid-2nd round pick, thus giving them 2 picks in every round (2nd, 3rd & 4th rounds) while still having a pick in the teens in the 1st round (Cowboys have snatched up great players in the teens spot in the 1st round in the past).
Would you rather stay put and only have 1 pick to use in each first 2 rounds, or would you make the trade down while still getting a 1st round pick in the teens while grabbing an extra mid-2nd round pick, thus securing 2 picks in each round (2nd, 3rd & 4th rounds)?
Lots of holes to fill on this team, especially Defense.
What say you? Should the Cowboys trade down a few picks in the 1st round while gaining an extra mid-2nd round pick or stay pat?
If the goal is drafting good players, trade down. If the goal of this draft is to get elite talent, you make the pick at 10. It is never a good ideal to trade out of a position where elite talent is available. This draft is kind of different, since there is a lack of elite talent on the defensive side of the ball. It really boils down to the players that are still available with the 10th pick. I tend to favor trading up to get elite talent instead of trading back and getting less talented players.OK, you go pick your BPA at 10 and end up with a QB or WR.
If you want to compete in the next couple of seasons then we're going to have to obtain multiple upgrades on defense, we are a lot of players away from getting this defense to be a middling unit.
If you're one player away you go for that one player , but we need players in certain positions where additional picks in rounds 2 /3/4 could well improve the team over what we've got.
All of the elite players will be gone by the 18th pick. That is a certainty.8 or more will be gone by #10.
So you are saying don't trade with anyone that values trading up to 10????If 10 and 44 is more valuable to them than 18, 36 and 50 , then why would we want 18, 36 and 50
HMMM who is there at 10? Let me get my crystal ball out. It never misses.So you are saying don't trade with anyone that values trading up to 10????
I probably wouldn't do it myself, but maybe 18 and 36 or a first next year. Tell me who is there at ten and I might have a better idea.