TheKillerNacho

Always loved Jason Taylor, one of my favorite players of all time. Well deserved.

He was going to make the team though because his contract is fully guarenteed.

The announcer had it right... the most spectacular drive that went nowhere, backwards actually lol.

Jay Cutler is the big thing I think a lot of people are looking at here.

http://komonews.com/sports/seahawks/seahawks-sign-former-49ers-cb-tramaine-brock He was cut after a domestic abuse incident surrounding him. He was definitely one of the best players in the 49ers' secondary last season though. The Seahawks' secondary gets even deeper...

No RB is "that guy". Plus Ajayi's running style is not likely to last long in the NFL. Love him right now, but he reminds me way too much of Marion Barber to make me want to lock him up long term. Landry on the other hand... As you say this is only his third season. He didn't even have that narrative his rookie year because he was injured. He improved significantly down the stretch last season. He's definitely a player I feel good being optimistic about. I do agree with you about Suh. He's an excellent player but not worth that cap space. As for Ryan... I'm significantly on the fence. It really depends on if we're in position to draft blue-collar QB in next year's draft or not. Likely, we'll go 7-9 or 8-8 and not be able to. In which case going back to Tannehill would probably be the best option available for the team. Ultimately I trust Gase though.

I mean at this point we need depth more than anything else.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/08/15/report-rey-maualuga-working-out-for-dolphins/ Wouldn't mind signing an experienced veteran like Maualuga after losing McMillan and Misi. We really do need the Linebacker help. He was a solid starter for the Bengals although he was always a bit of a disappointment from his draft hype. Think he could be a fit for us though. Thoughts?

He's literally only played two seasons. His rookie campaign was phenomenal. He has one down year due to a lingering hamstring injury and all of a sudden he sucks and is injury prone? Sample size isn't there to say anything conclusive. He has the talent and upside. Jordan Matthews' upside is dropped passes. The Eagles fans I know irl are ecstatic he's gone.

Didn't see the other thread lol, my bad. I think he's talented to catch on somewhere

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/08/15/dolphins-lose-starting-cornerback-tony-lippett-for-season/ The injury bug gets worse. Luckily this will open the door for our two young corners to get more playtime.

The NSFL takes a break during the actual NFL season. REal football to watch after all

continues? He needs to actually start improving.

How do you guys feel about Tannehill being our starting QB after this season? He was in a fringe state prior to this year and many, myself included, thought this was going to be a make or break season for him. Now he's done for the year. The biggest questions here are - can he stay healthy going forward? Will being out of football for over a year cause regression? If we do move on do we try to trade him? Who would you want to target to be his replacement? As I've stated previously I'm kinda on the fence. I like Tannehill but if Cutler shows that he can come out and run the offense to the same caliber, it would seem we are too heavily invested. I'd probably like Gase to draft a new potential replacement. But a lot of it depends on how Cutler does and whether or not Ryan can recover quickly from surgery.

Runningbacks are overrated. Referee competence is underrated.