for a team like say, Pittsburgh or New England, both of which have the luxury of taking a niche player since they are loaded with talent on their respective rosters.

For the dolphins though, it makes more sense to address an obvious area of weakness. And I have to say, 3rd string QB and/or wildcat QB are not areas of weakness :)

By the way, I like Pat White and his game. He’s a real competitor, good attitude, and team guy. I think he’ll find some success as a role player in the NFL.

So give me a 3-4 nose tackle or a pass rushing linebacker in that slot, instead of Pat White.

our guys like huge beasts….pat white is a tiny lil slash dude. I would draft him…cuz he seems like the kinda guy that will be good whatever he does…allot like hines ward….but they wont.

pat white will go in the 2nd….he has patriots/jets written all over him

but anything before that id be kinda pissed because we need to address other things first

that’s average at a lot of positions, but great at none of them. I don’t envision him being a successful every-down QB, so playing him there is just a gimmick. I don’t think he’ll be a great WR, so it’s more of a trick-play threat out there. He could run back kicks and punts, but I’d rather have a guy that I KNOW can do those things because he did them in college, than a converted QB.

For every Antwaan Randle-El, there’s an Eric Crouch. I just see Pat White as being a mediocre NFL player, unless he goes to a team that has the luxury of using a trick-play/gadget guy 5-10 times a game. Besides, we already have our “QB converted to WR” in Ted Ginn, so anything we would want White to do, Ginn could do as well.

when did Ginn play QB?

we wont take him within our first 4 picks and he will be long gone by then

go for a sure thing rather then spend a high pick on an experiment.

you guys will see