The NFL’s revamped accelerator program features several notable head coaching and general manager candidates, including Chargers OC Mike McDaniel, via @JFowlerESPN.
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@the_real_reason@PhinsideTheNFL Anyone from Iowa is a solid pick. They run just about as close to an NFL operation as it can be in college football. Solid run game, special teams, and defense.
Who knows how good Michael Taaffe will be in this league but he’s earned everything he’s gotten to get to this point. Texas fans absolutely love him and I’ll be rooting for him🫡
Really like what the Dolphins are doing. Tremendous upside for all of these picks. In a way this is reminiscent of JJs draft in 1995…I think you’re going to see guys compete and a lot of these guys get a chance to play which is exciting.
@OLCoachSmith63@PhinsChris Dolphins did well with two picks in the first round. Here’s the challenge-players coming out of college are not the same and certainly not the same with the prevalence of the transfer portal. Guys aren’t in a system and training regimen coupled with other guys that are older…
We all know it’s going to be a rough year in Miami so passing on Bain now is fine with me. Build a foundation and in year two or 3 compete. I’m not in a rush as a fan. Just have to be ok with blocking out the noise for now. Dolphins picked some solid players on both sides.
I heard that fans were chanting Bain’s name when Miami came on the clock at #12 at the Dolphins draft party.
Sullivan finishes here by saying “no apologies” regarding the Proctor pick, I wonder if that’s a direct message to the fans 🤔 #PhinsUp
Malik Willis zips one into Theo Wease
Dolphins WR Malik Washington told us today that he and Wease were talking about Malik’s “quick” release and “zip” and “command.”
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