Lets play smart for next year....

by lionel on Aug 22, 2008 3:32 PM EDT

well this team kinda of nows already that next year were gonna have picks in the top 15 or higher most likely.....So what i fell this team should do is trade and keep traden picks for next year so we can have a bunch of rookies on this team next year...So we dont have to waist money on them 1st rounders that you realy neva know how they are gonna turn out...Atleats with free agents you have a idea,N any ways this team can find diamond in the 2nd and 3rd rounds with out a problem to.......So come on dolphins lets play it smart and save money,Waist it only when its nessary....Anyways how you look at it, are offense is most like set,All we might need is a new guard and a reciver if things dont go out right...But on defense is where all of are concern should be next year,And thats what i love cuz i now that this team is exallent on that..........

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Couple of points

It’s easy to say we’re only a couple of picks away from something good, but then the guys hit the field and someone tears a cruciate or breaks a collarbone or what have you and all the plans start to be recalibrated. Maybe a guy who looks like a certain long-term starter stinks up the season. Looking ahead to next season as if everything is set in stone is a dangerous game when we haven’t even played a game of this one.

Secondly, a team of rookies without any veteran leadership is a bit dodge in my view. You say to save money and ‘waste’ it only when necessary – I’d like them to never waste money! Spend it wisely, dammit! Lol. Ironically, it’s whether we have a top five pick that will determine how much money we’re forced to spend / guarantee next year. Ultimately, saving money is irrelevant, getting good players on the roster is all that matters. I’d rather go 13-3 with little cap room than go 3-13 with plenty.

Football isn't a matter of life and death - it's far more important than that.

by Agumen on Aug 22, 2008 4:34 PM EDT reply actions