2014 NFL Mock Draft: Phinsider Database 2.0

The Phinsider NFL Mock Draft Database is updated this morning for the latest internet projections of the Miami Dolphins 2014 NFL Draft plans. If you haven't seen our database before,we start with a look at the picks from each individual site. Then, we combine all of the picks to see the percentage of the database for each player picked in the first round for Miami, as well as the percentage of the database to go to each position projected for the Dolphins' first round pick.

Now on to the database:

The database saw a lot of flux in this update, with Cameron Irving, David Yankey, Eric Ebron, Greg Robinson, and Ha'Sean Clinton-Dixon all falling out of the database, while Aaron Donald, Antonio Richardson, Calvin Pryor, Louis Nix, Morgan Moses, and Xavier Su'a-Filo all entered it.

The leader in the projections continues to be Zack Martin, the offensive tackle from Notre Dame, who jumped from just under half of the mocks last update to two-thirds of the projections this time. A large portion of his increased projections came at the expense of Alabama tackle Cyrus Kouandjio, who fell from 27-percent of the mock drafts around the internet to 13-percent, thanks in large part to his poor NFL Scouting Combine performance and reports of failed physicals.

The breakdown by players looks like:

As for the positional analysis, tight end fell out of this update, while defensive tackle entered it, taking over the spot as the second highest projected position. Offensive tackle fell under 90-percent, but is still clearly the most popular draft choice for the Dolphins around the internet.