Official Miami Dolphins 2013 Free Agency Thread

[justinnum1]

I think Bowe's drop issues are a bit over stated sometimes. He dropped 5 passes last season, Reggie Bush dropped the same amount. Mike Wallace dropped 6 passes.

how many drops in the endzone?

[SoxDolphan26]

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[KodytheKing]

how do you guys think those 3 receivers compare to marshall?

In my opinion none are as good physically as Marshall. Bowe is probably close to him but he's not as fast or strong. But Bowe is also close to Marshall in the fact that he's a diva.

I like Bowe because he's probably the best out of the three in the Red Zone because he can out jump and out physical people. But he's a diva.

[JNoel]

Not sure if this has been discussed or not but here:

A report surfaced this after from CBS's sports Jason La Canfora that the Dolphins are highly unlikely to bring back running back Reggie Bush. Reggie didn't quite come close to leading the league in rushing this year but has been a very respectable weapon in the Dolphins offense. He has missed his fare share of holes however has provided a lift to the Dolphins offense on many occasion. Reggie struggled with consistency however it appeared that later in the year this season the Dolphins coaching staff was finally starting to figure out how to properly utilize Reggie's skill set. Despite Jeff Ireland's commitment to adding playmakers to the Dolphins roster it appears the Dolphins might let their best one walk this offseason.

Kind of expected him to re-sign, but oh well.

[Wrench]

Not sure if this has been discussed or not but here:


Kind of expected him to re-sign, but oh well.

You should of expected him Not to resign. We have enough backs to replace him.

[pacman16]

^ true but bush being the only play maker on offense, they need him around.

[Wrench]

^ true but bush being the only play maker on offense, they need him around.

Need more than one playmaker. Resigning Bush to a high dollar deal isn't smart, you can find backs everywhere and Miller seems like he could be good.

[tunnicliffderek]

i would take Wallace and his demands and its not even close and he is the best fit for what we lack.

[whitekimbo]

i agree. we knew he was gonna ask for more than we were willing to pay. especially with miller waiting in the wings, still have DT33, thigpen is an option as is j-train if we need him. Don't we have another guy on PS?

we have an abundance of capable RBs if anything. not to mention we'll probably draft one in the late rounds and as sleeper/project

[166471]

rather see Wallace also

[tunnicliffderek]

i agree. we knew he was gonna ask for more than we were willing to pay. especially with miller waiting in the wings, still have DT33, thigpen is an option as is j-train if we need him. Don't we have another guy on PS?

we have an abundance of capable RBs if anything. not to mention we'll probably draft one in the late rounds and as sleeper/project

should have Jonas Gray back next season right? im still curious to see if Thigpen makes the team next year because im not positive that he does

[KodytheKing]

We also have Jonas Gray who was on IR for the most part last year. He was pretty good in my opinion at Michigan State. We're set at RB. We'll be fine without Bush.

[RonnieB23Ricky]

Here's what i would do. Sign Wallace, Hartline and starks and call it a day. Then go after any other FAs we might need

[tunnicliffderek]

if we sign Wallace i could see Rodgers being more of an option in the draft. i dont think Starks or Hartline need to come back.

[XXXphins]

http://espn.go.com/nfl/player/gamelo...6/randy-starks I don't understand all the love for Starks. He started out great, but didn't do jack the last half of the season