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Tunsil – Is so strong that he starts at RT and James slides in to guard – and locks down his spot all year earning some consideration for Rookie of the Year. With Bushrod taking the other G position, Miami’s line is the strongest it has been in ages allowing break out seasons for Tannehill and Ajayi. Stays out of trouble off the field and shows all the talent that got him rated as potentially the best player in the draft.
Howard – Leads all rookie DBs with 5 INTs and does a reasonable job of minimizing penalties. Starts throughout the year and shows promise for the future. Partnership with Maxwell gives Miami two tough, physical CBs that other teams do not like to face. Ekpre-Olomu starts in the slot and shows the star potential he had before his injury.
Drake – Runs well and catches well out of the backfield. Gets in a rotation with Ajayi, stays healthy and is a key change of pace for the offense. Shows a real propensity for game changing plays and pushes hard for the starting role.
Caroo – Shows he really is worth three picks by starting week 1 and having a clear knack for the end zone. Leads team in TD catches and rivals Landry in his reliability and attitude. Key part of a breakout year on offense and makes the all-rookie team.
Grant – Shows lighting in a bottle playmaking ability – running a kick and two punts back for TDs and even contributing a few electric gadget plays on offense. Leads the league in kick and punt return average and becomes a true fan favorite for his drive to overachieve.
Lucas – Makes the 53 and flashes some ability to play when called upon. Great attitude and focus show he has some potential to turn into a starter down the road. Earns some playing time late in the season and makes a game-saving pick 6 that pushes Miami into the playoffs.
Doughty – Turns out to be a great fit for Gase’s offense and really flashes in the pre-season. Allows us to trade Matt Moore to a team that lost its starting QB in camp and recoup the 2017 3rd rounder we traded away. Develops well over the season and is good enough to push Tannehill to raise his game.
Duarte – Explodes in the pre-season and becomes a hot topic in camp. He earns a role on the 53 at the expense of Stoneburner. When Cameron goes down for a few weeks with a hammy, he earns his first start and shows he can be our seam threat for the future with a 2 TD performance and several clutch catches.
Yes, I drank a LOT last night.....
Howard – Leads all rookie DBs with 5 INTs and does a reasonable job of minimizing penalties. Starts throughout the year and shows promise for the future. Partnership with Maxwell gives Miami two tough, physical CBs that other teams do not like to face. Ekpre-Olomu starts in the slot and shows the star potential he had before his injury.
Drake – Runs well and catches well out of the backfield. Gets in a rotation with Ajayi, stays healthy and is a key change of pace for the offense. Shows a real propensity for game changing plays and pushes hard for the starting role.
Caroo – Shows he really is worth three picks by starting week 1 and having a clear knack for the end zone. Leads team in TD catches and rivals Landry in his reliability and attitude. Key part of a breakout year on offense and makes the all-rookie team.
Grant – Shows lighting in a bottle playmaking ability – running a kick and two punts back for TDs and even contributing a few electric gadget plays on offense. Leads the league in kick and punt return average and becomes a true fan favorite for his drive to overachieve.
Lucas – Makes the 53 and flashes some ability to play when called upon. Great attitude and focus show he has some potential to turn into a starter down the road. Earns some playing time late in the season and makes a game-saving pick 6 that pushes Miami into the playoffs.
Doughty – Turns out to be a great fit for Gase’s offense and really flashes in the pre-season. Allows us to trade Matt Moore to a team that lost its starting QB in camp and recoup the 2017 3rd rounder we traded away. Develops well over the season and is good enough to push Tannehill to raise his game.
Duarte – Explodes in the pre-season and becomes a hot topic in camp. He earns a role on the 53 at the expense of Stoneburner. When Cameron goes down for a few weeks with a hammy, he earns his first start and shows he can be our seam threat for the future with a 2 TD performance and several clutch catches.
Yes, I drank a LOT last night.....
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