BruceVilanch

This looks like a madden offseason.

PER PFT: Report: Josh Sitton expects to be released by Dolphins Posted by Josh Alper on February 26, 2019, 6:46 AM EST Getty Images There are expected to be changes coming to the Dolphins defensive line this offseason as the team moves on from veteran members of the unit and similar developments may be in store for the offensive line. In a look at non-combine business on tap for the Dolphins before the start of the new league year, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald notes that left guard Josh Sitton expects to be released. Sitton signed a two-year deal with the Dolphins last year after the Bears opted not to exercise their option on his contract. If the team does move on without Sitton, they won’t have gotten much return on that investment. He tore his rotator cuff in the season opener and went on injured reserve for the remainder of the year. Cutting Sitton would create $5 million in cap space for the Dolphins, who could have another change up front with right tackle Ja'Wuan James heading for free agency

Kellen Winslow JR had one big year from what a remember and then fell off.

He's one of the few instances where the talent outweighs the risk.

Only one I would be interested in would be Dupree.

To everyone worried about Edmunds...He is 20, I have a sneaking suspicion he will improve in the next couple years.

F that guy.

I've worked out at a gym a couple times with Poyers cousin. i asked him what Jordan thought of Buffalo and he said it was the city and the fans that sold him on the Bills and now he doesn't want to play anywhere else.

It's honestly not a bad plan considering where they are at. Puts them in good position to draft Justin Herbert who will likely be the #1 QB next year. if they were truly committed they should tank for 2021 and try to land Trevor Lawrence from Clemson.

The ole click bait mock.

I've never been huge on TE's early. The one I fell in love with and wanted in the first was Vernon Davis, but his combine numbers were otherworldly. I liked OJ howard a couple years ago, and I still think he will develop into a solid TE (last year he obviously took a step forward). I think you can get good value on day 2 for this position.

Yeah I start getting excited around November most years.

oh, Duh, thanks for the clarification.

I think Gruden has a minimum two years left. They hired him knowing it was a long rebuild and they committed 10 years to him, I can't see the raiders letting him blow the team up and leave it in shambles and leave. (although it is the raiders so who knows)

The only thing that stands out to me from a probowl is when Sean Taylor lit up Moorman.

He has been as key to this D as Tre White. What a great find in the late rounds. I can't wait to watch this defense grow together.

I was always on the side of taking the risk on a generational talent (arm talent). I fell in love with him as a prospect when I saw him throw (can't remember if it was the combine or pro day).

What a time to be alive, I was 11.

I don't remember what game it was but i'm pretty sure Brees juked a LB to score or put him on the spin cycle, Bress is underrated when it comes to athleticism I think Foster can be that guy.

Better numbers, bigger market, bigger name recognition (USC, NYJ)

Damn man, kudos to you for putting in all that effort. I think it's going to take awhile to change the narrative of the national media because the book on him coming out was his accuracy and that is what the "Experts" are going to hitch their wagon to. As long as his numbers at the end of the day show 60% or below you will continue to hear them bang the drum about his accuracy issues. Until he can either start winning lots of games or significantly up his % you will still hear this argument. I personally would love to see his % tick up a few numbers but the narrative that he is an inaccurate passer to me is flawed. Again, great work, I appreciate the time you put into this. Go Bills!

Maxx would be interesting, he seems to have under-performed his draft status. I know there were lots of us clamoring to draft him, maybe he could be our solution to one of the biggest needs we've had. Clay certainly didn't solve the issue.

Who would have thought the youngest guy ever to start at MLB in NFL history would have some bumps in the road in his development. I love where we are at with our young guys.

Jameis is interesting, he makes some pretty great plays from time to time but I believe his mistakes outweigh the good. I would give him one year with Bruce and see what you have. Marcus is a bit of a surprise to me, watching him live at UofO many times i thought he would translate pretty well in the NFL but I think he is going to be a highly paid backup in a year or two.

I haven't started looking at prospects yet, is there no OL worthy of a top 10? I'm fine building the defense but the ol seems to be more of a pressing need.