Since most everyone here will agree we're still at least 1 draft away from being a playoff contender, I decided to look at which players we should be watching this College Football Season.  Everybody has their own ideas of positions of need for the Dolphins, so I'll do every position. 

QB's - Doubt were in the market for one, at least on Day One.  Could be looking at a late-round backup project, depending on the continued development of Henne.

• Graham Harrell, Tex Tech - most likely another system guy, but the numbers are ridiculous.  Wouldn't be bad to take a flyer on him late and give him a couple years on the bench to develop into a good backup.
• Nate Longshore, Cal - Big guy, strong arm, but actually got worse between sophomore and junior years. I'd like to see him perform this year without his top two WR's from the past couple of years.

RB's - As long as Ronnie returns to form at some point this season, RB won't be a concern going into next season.  The R&R Express will give be all the RB we need here.

• Knowshon Moreno, Georgia - 1st round prospect, people say he's the second coming of Herschel.  We shouldn't need him, but he'll still be fun to watch.
• Arian Foster, Tenn - Big, strong back that fits the Parcells mold of RB's, could be a steal late, especially as injury protection.
• PJ Hill, Wis - Beast.  Plain and Simple.  The ultimate short-yardage back.

WR's - This is a position I think could definitely use improvement.  Our top guys haven't proven a thing, and our big FA pickup is slowly playing his way off the team.  Unless Ginn, Hagan, and Bess all turn into studs, we'll definitely be in the market for some WR help come draft day.

• Michael Crabtree, Tex Tech - He's 6'3 of football magnet.  The guy catches EVERYTHING.  If WR is a pressing need next offseason, this is the ideal guy to fill the role.  The only question is, will we in a position to take a WR first round?
• Vidal Hazelton, USC - pretty much a Keyshawn-clone, big, tall, long receiver with terrific hands.  Played most of last year with muscle tears in his stomach.  If getting a receiver isn't top priority, he will a very nice mid-round pickup, assuming he's still around.
• Jaison Williams, Oregon - HUGE receiver, a bit slow, but at 6'5 240, how fast does he really need to run.  Keep your eye on him out on the west coast, could be a serious sleeper.

OL's - We'll definitely be looking for depth, but our starting 5 of Long, Smiley, Satele, Thomas, Carey should be very good.  If Carey leaves as a FA, then we may be looking at another first round OT.

• Ciron Black, LSU - Big enough for Parcells to notice, plays on the left but has the size and strength to play on the right. 
• Alex Boone, Ohio St. - Humongous man, 6'8 315.  If we need a RT to bookend with Jake, Throwing another 6'7+ 315+ man out there will scare the sh*t out of run defenses.  Just hope our QB could throw over him.
• Duke Robinson, OU - Certainly fits the size requirement, 6'5 330.  Was a good enough guard last year to almost warrant coming out a year early.  May end playing himself into a mid-first round draft slot this year, although we probably won't need a 1st round guard.
• Herman Johnson, LSU - They don't make em much bigger than this guy.  He's Shaq in pads.  6'7 349...  wow.  Just put him next to Jake and run left forever.  We could use some guard depth, and possibly a starter, depending on Smiley and Thomas.

Defense to come in a couple days.  By the way, Go UM.