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The Miami Dolphins have added wide receiver Mike Wallace today, signing the former Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Bowler in free agency. The move gives the Dolphins a number one wide receiver alongside Brian Hartline and Davone Bess. Here's a look at the team's potential offensive depth chart following the Wallace signing:
Offense (27 Players)
First |
Second |
Third |
Fourth |
|
Wide Receiver |
Brian Hartline |
Rishard Matthews |
Jeff Fuller |
|
Left Tackle |
Jonathan Martin |
Jeff Adams |
Andrew McDonald |
|
Left Guard |
Richie Incognito |
Chandler Burden |
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Center |
Mike Pouncey |
Josh Samuda |
||
Right Guard |
John Jerry |
|||
Right Tackle |
Will Yeatman |
|||
Tight End |
Charles Clay |
Michael Egnew |
Kyle Miller |
|
Wide Receiver |
Mike Wallace |
Davone Bess |
Armon Binns |
Brian Tyms |
Quarterback |
Ryan Tannehill |
Matt Moore |
Pat Devlin |
|
Halfback |
Lamar Miller |
Daniel Thomas |
Marcus Thigpen |
Jonas Gray |
Fullback |
Jorvorskie Lane |
Obviously, Wallace will take the number one wide receiver position, with Brian Hartline sliding to second and Bess to the third slot. Most likely, the Dolphins will do what they did last year and list Bess as a third starting receiver with Wallace and Hartline. Behind those three, the depth chart is a mass of players, all of whom could claim a role on the final roster in September, could find themselves on the practice squad, or possibly find themselves looking for a job.
As the roster stands, Rishard Matthews and Armon Binns will likely be the fourth and fifth wide outs, with Jeff Fuller and Brian Tyms looking to secure the final roster position. I give the nod, slightly, to Fuller because of his connection to Tannehill and offensive coordinator Mike Sherman when all three were at Texas A&M.
Miami will likely add additional receivers in the draft next month.
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