@CameronWolfe Given the quality of the 2026 draft class, I think JES's plan is on the right track; if he manages to secure something reasonably similar in the 2027 draft—plus some quality free agents—the project should be just a year or two away from bearing very solid fruit. Let's go, Dolphin
@Dolfan2334 I totally agree with you; I see a ray of hope. JES did a great job in the 2026 draft, and I’m confident he’ll do the same in 2027 free agency. Let's go, Dolphins!
@DolphinsTalkTom Several specialists and coaches have noted that the team is playing hard and that they are truly seeing a plan with a solid foundation—it was about time.
@VitotheFinsFan2 After seeing the large number of players selected in the 2026 draft playing WoW, JES really knows what he's doing; he’s going to make mistakes, but very few of them.
@FinsXtra@PFF It’s definitely his last year; for sure, next year a college draft pick or a free agent will take that spot on the young offensive line—JES knows where the weak point is.
@JoeRobbie_ Unfortunately, given JES's philosophy, I think he would prefer to trade his first-round pick and trade down to acquire more assets—though hopefully Smith excites him enough to win him over.
@TDSportsTalk They didn't see Siller being held, but they anticipated the hit on Mahomes; the NFL's officiating corps—once a source of pride—is now a laughingstock.
@FinsXtra@AdamSchefter The team should ask the league: "You called roughing against #44 on Patrick Mahomes—okay—but when the Chiefs' defender hits Achane in the head, knocking him off balance and causing an ACL tear, there isn't even a penalty?" 🤬🤬
@thefinstailgate Afortunadamente la admiración de grier ya es historia , con Sullivan las cosas son diferentes y tengo confianza en que buscará la mejor opción para QB del futuro 🤔