Cornerback

by scoutnj19 on Jan 15, 2008 11:22 AM EST

Kansas stud cornerback Aqib Talib is projected as a late first round/early second round prospect. Being a Jayhawks fan and watching nearly every game this year and the years past, I can say he is a manbeast.

I wouldn't be surprised if he landed in the Dolphins lap. In fact, I would go as far to say that he is a future pro-bowler in the NFL. He is a physical specimen and no real injury problems (which for the Dolphins is a good start).

Either way, we do need help in our seconday. I think Talib would be a solid addition there.

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I'd prefer to sign a CB like Trufant or Samuel...

...AND draft a corner. but if we do sign a top CB, I could see the Dolphins holding off on taking a corner until later on.

by Matty I on Jan 15, 2008 11:30 AM EST reply actions

I totally agree...

I got to see him in the Bowl game, and i tell you, i haven't seen a CB prospect like this in a LONG TIME!!!!! This guys is huge, and he is a genuine ball hawk. If we could somehow trade down like 3-5 spots in the draft, i would love to take him.

And with the first pick in the 2008 NFL Draft...The Miami Dolphins select...Glenn Dorsey-LSU

by FinzD54 on Jan 15, 2008 12:00 PM EST reply actions

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Yes, Talib seems like a very solid and dynamic pick.

Changing the subject a bit, the AP reported today that offensive tackle Michael Oher of Ole Miss is going pro instead of returning for his senior year.

I don't know how he projects yet, but this guy looks like a possible lifer at LT. Now that it's the offseason, take a little advantage of all the free time the Dolphins have given you and read a book called "The Blind Side" by Michael Lewis (I think that's the author's name). This book is a fascinating study of the evolution of the left tackle position, the changes in offensive and defensive philosophies over the years (with some insight into Parcells), and it all revolves around the life of this young man, Michael Oher. It's a great read, very entertaining and insightful and carries you through those late Winter and early Spring months leading up to the draft.

If we were somehow able to land Dorsey, Oher, and Talib with our first day picks, then it could make for a very exciting Fall.

Go Dolphins.

by lancelotlink on Jan 15, 2008 1:43 PM EST reply actions

Michael Jenkins from OSU

Michael Jenkins is from ohio state is considered a shut down type corner. not sure where he is projected. he is only a junior and has yet to declare if i am not mistaken.

i miss Surtain and Madison though. I still don't know why we got rid of them. we could've worked it out salary cap wise.

by smirish on Jan 15, 2008 2:04 PM EST reply actions