7 Round Dolphin Mock 2.0

Plan A: Sean Smith is Available at the #25 slot.

First Round Pick #25

Sean Smith 6-3 214 4.53 CB Utah

I think he's the best corner in the draft right now and has the most upside as well. No more lost jump-balls downfield.

(T-PB-Int: 32-7-4, 45-9-5)

Second Round Pick A #44

Lee Robinson 6-2 249 4.78 ILB (LOLB) Alcorn State

Can play ANY of the LB positions with IMPACT, can cover

(T-Tfl-Sk-PB-Int: 62-8-4-4-0, 79-15-9-1-0, 82-18-4-3-0, 111-10.5-3.5-3-3)

Second Round Pick B #56

 Match the Tender to Miles Austin WR 6-3 216 4.47 (Dallas) $1.5 mill

NFL ready WR who is big, fast, can jump, and has good hands, plays ST too

Third Round            

Sherrod Martin 6-1 198 4.52 CB/FS Troy

I like CBs who can tackle AND cover. Good size and athleticism. Can play safety or corner.

(90-7-4)

Fourth Round

Kenny Mainor 6-4 241 4.65 ROLB/RILB Troy

senior season derailed by freak injury, I like his size and speed. DeMarcus Ware Jr.?

(T-Tfl-Sk: 47-10.5-6.5, 40-9.5-5, 14-3-0)

Fifth Round

Sammie Lee Hill 6-4 329 5.15 NT Stillman

Hungry and Lineman usually = eating disorder, but this guy is hungry to play football. Hard worker WITH mad skills, just raw.

(39-6-3.5, 41-9-2, 52-14-4.5, 59-15.5-7.5)

Seventh Round

Dallas Reynolds 6-5 332 5.35 C BYU

In case Grove doesn't work out.

Joe Mortensen 6-1 250 4.90 LILB Kansas

Gamble to replace Crowder, a bit slow, but can make plays. Has experience inside.

DJ Clark 6-1 197 4.45 CB to FS Idaho State

Not fast/athletic enough for CB in the NFL. Smart. Convert to Free Safety?

(T-Pb-Int: 44-2-3, 39-6-3, 70-6-4, 58-8-5)

Future LB core:

LOLB Robinson

LILB Mortensen

RILB Mainor

ROLB Wake

Plan B: If Sean Smith is not available at #25 and the player I would like to draft above is not available at that spot. Backup plan.

1. Clint Sintim 6-3 256 4.78 RILB Virginia

Can play any of the LB positions

(53-7-3-1-0, 45-10-4, 77-9-9, 70-13-11-3-0)

2. Jarius Byrd 5-10 207 4.55 CB Oregon

More quick than fast, but a playmaker and can support the run

(56-7-5, 65-15-7, 83-14-5)

2. Tendered for Miles Austin (see above)

3. Brandon Underwood 6-1 198 4.53 CB Cincinnati

Inexperienced, but has good size and filled in nicely when Mike Minkens went down. Experience at CB and S.

4. Dorell Scott 6-3 312 4.95 DT Clemson

Has enough size to play NT. Good Athlete. Mentored by Merling's Uncle Rumpf

5. Slade Norris 6-3 245 4.65 RILB Oregon State

converted LB to DE, 18.5 TFL and 10 sacks bodes well for move to OLB

(16-10-9, 57-18.5-10)

7. Ryan McKee 6-6 291 4.96 OT Southern Mississippi

developmental backup tackle, good athlete

7. Mortty Ivy 6-1 248 4.95 LILB West Virginia

slow ILB who can make plays. When was the last time you saw an ILB run 40 yards anyway?

7. Marcus McClinton 6-0 210 4.54 S Kentucky

Good measurables. Free safety wannabe who can run.

If the Trifecta is not interested in giving up a LATE 2nd for Miles Austin,

two players I might use that #56 pick on would be:

James Casey 6-3 246 4.71 TE Rice #56?

(46-585-4, 111-1329-13)

How many TE catch 100 passes for 1000 yards in college? Has played RB and QB. A mini-Tony Gonzalez.

Victor Butler 6-2 248 4.84 OLB Oregon State

(T-Tfl-Sk-Pb-Int: 33-12-10.5-4-1, 65-21.5-12-0-0)

They say he's a one trick pony. 21.5 TFL and 12 Sacks is a pretty productive one trick pony. Good athlete.

Sorry for the length.

Comments welcome.