Dolphins 2009 Draft Picks
by Matty I on Mar 24, 2009 10:55 PM EDT
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PrintWith the announcement of the compensatory picks yesterday, we now know the official 2009 NFL Draft order in its entirety. We also know which of Miami's three 7th round picks the Dolphins sent to Jacksonville in exchange for DT Tony McDaniel - who, by the way, will work as a defensie end in Miami's 3-4 defense to start with. It was pick 232 - or Miami's second 7th round pick.
So here are all of the Dolphins' 2009 draft picks - at least as of right now:
1st Round - Pick 25
2nd Round - Pick 12 (44th overall)
2nd Round - Pick 24 (56th overall)
3rd Round - Pick 23 (87th overall)
4th Round - Pick 8 (108th overall)
5th Round - Pick 25 (161st overall)
6th Round - Pick 8 (181st overall)
7th Round - Pick 5 (214th overall)
7th Round - Pick 28 (237th overall)
Those are Miami's 9 picks. And I'm sure they will look to add more between now and the draft in April (as well as on draft day). We all know this regime loves draft picks - and particularly values 2nd rounders, which means it shouldn't surprise anyone if the Dolphins were to trade down from 25 overall, dropping into round 2 while acquiring additional late rounders. For example, the Dolphins could drop as many as ten spots from 25 to 35 and pick up an additional 3rd rounder. And a move like this wouldn't shock anybody, I'm sure.
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PICKS!!
i hope we dont drop 10 picks just for one extra 3rd rounder mab if we get another 2nd rounder and there 1st rounder or so just a 3rd to me dont seem enough!
that's not how it works, though
no team will surrender their 2nd round pick to move up from 29 or 30 to 25.
but to only move down 10 spots,
would still mean we get one of our targetted players. We wouldn’t move down if we had one guy targetted and we “hoped” he would fall. You move down, grab an extra pick, and still get the guy you want, or at least one of a few targets you had for that slot.
by Little Nicky 21 on Mar 24, 2009 11:20 PM EDT up reply actions
No offense man,
but you really think a team would give us their first rounder AND their second rounder to move up, like, 7 picks max? I personally would be ecstatic to receive an additional third rounder to move down from 25 to, say, 35. With the guys we got drafting, that third rounder could pull us a starter and we can probably still get a guy we want at 35, like Nicky said.
by Dave.Phuller on Mar 25, 2009 10:44 AM EDT up reply actions
well it depends on who is there
you could squeese say a 3rd and a 6th out of Giants(they did get comp 3rd rounder) just to move up 4 spots IF there is one WR that they want left on board bypassing colts/ravens/eagles. Or if Bennie wells dropped to 25 what would eagles be willing to give to make sure they got him?
25th pick - Clay Mathews LB USC
44th pick - Alphonso Smith cb Wake Forest
56th pick - Clint Sintim LB Virginia
86th pick - Fili Moala DT USC
How many picks do we need?
Are these 9 guys really going to make the roster? I would rather see them trade up and draft 5 or 6 guys instead of training camp fodder.
God is Great,
Beer is good
and people are crazy.
Phyrmun
didn't they
keep all their picks from last years draft, either on the team or the practice squad?
Miami Dolphins 2008 AFC East Divison Champions
yup
and we still have all of them now, except for Parmele, who was signed off our PS.
by Little Nicky 21 on Mar 25, 2009 12:56 PM EDT up reply actions
last years draft
was for a team with 15 losses not 5.
God is Great,
Beer is good
and people are crazy.
Phyrmun
Do you not believe them when they say
they will have 15-18 new players this year?
by Little Nicky 21 on Mar 25, 2009 10:57 PM EDT up reply actions
yes I do
how many transactions have they made so far? Do the math.
God is Great,
Beer is good
and people are crazy.
Phyrmun
let's see...
Gibril Wilson, Jake Grove, Joe Berger, Eric Green…
That’s 4. That leaves plenty of room for all our draft picks.
by Little Nicky 21 on Mar 26, 2009 11:47 PM EDT up reply actions
let's see
Cameron Wake, Ethan Kilmer, Todd Lowber… Free agency not over…
God is Great,
Beer is good
and people are crazy.
Phyrmun
and we traded a pick for McDaniel
so essentially, he was a draft pick.
by Little Nicky 21 on Mar 27, 2009 2:46 PM EDT up reply actions
I'm down to get more picks
but only if they are 2nd or 3rd round picks and if we dont have to give up too much
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by MiamihastheDolphins.... on Mar 24, 2009 11:40 PM EDT reply actions
D. Butler thats all I'm sayin:>)
"We're paratroopers Lieutenant, we're supposed to be surrounded." -Major Richard Winters-
"Creator of the(pie in the sky) trade our 1st one of our 2nds and two of our 7th rounders and "draft B. J. Raji" bandwagon On board Matty I's Besswagon On board L Nicky 21s Brandwagon
i hear ya' unc.......
Just one man's opinion.
The defending AFC Champions Miami Dolphins chose Marino with the 27th pick in the NFL draft.....
Founding member of the 2nd round draft NT Ron Brace, 6'3", 330, benchx225:32
Founding member of the 3rd round draft OG Herman Johnson, 6'7", 350, 36.5" arms
But can the FO hear me wyatt?
HEY GUYS TAKE BUTLER….. GUYS?…..HEY GUYS?
Nah I don’t think they can lol :>)
"We're paratroopers Lieutenant, we're supposed to be surrounded." -Major Richard Winters-
"Creator of the(pie in the sky) trade our 1st one of our 2nds and two of our 7th rounders and "draft B. J. Raji" bandwagon On board Matty I's Besswagon On board L Nicky 21s Brandwagon
by uncle finster on Mar 25, 2009 7:04 PM EDT up reply actions
NFL Draft chart
A lot of trades don’t happen because teams strongly stick to the draft chart.
25th pick worth – 720 points
35th pick worth – 550 points
170 point difference equals 3rd round 20th pick in the round (84th overall).
So the OP has it right.
how did you get that info?
"How can I blame you
When it's me I can't forgive?"
-From the Unforgiven III off of Death Magnetic
try this
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft06/news/story?id=2410670
Miami Dolphins 2008 AFC East Divison Champions
Im all for moving down 10 spots for a 3rd rd pick
we probally have 10 guys we would be happy drafting around that spot now….if we have a few left why not trade down and get a 3rd?
a 3rd isnt small potatoes….thats a solid player if you do your homework.
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2 things:
1) Why didn’t we get a compensatory pick for losing Parmalee? Seems unfiar we lost a draft pick so easy.
2) Did the owners feel sorry the Patriots get jacked on their record and not making the playoffs and having to pick at 23rd? ha…finally something that didn’t favor those b_stards but would if it ever happens again.
answers
1) Parmele didn’t play for the Ravens, wasn’t a FA loss.
2) They got the Comp picks because of the FA’s they lost last year, compared to those they signed.
by Little Nicky 21 on Mar 25, 2009 10:58 PM EDT up reply actions
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