2011 NFL Draft: Miami Dolphins Have Only 3 Options

April 18, 2011   ·   Andrew Smith   ·   Jump to comments

The Miami Dolphins have only three legitimate options with their first pick in the 2011 NFL draft: a quarterback, an interior offensive lineman or Mark Ingram.
Of course, there will be a longer list of players technically available to the Dolphins with their first pick, whether they retain their current 15th overall selection or trade down in the round in order to recoup a second-round pick they currently lack.
The Dolphins also have additional needs beyond the gaping holes on the offensive line and lack of playmakers at running back and quarterback.
But combination of the Dolphins’ needs and the players available to meet them essentially limit the Dolphins to three choices. 
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Miami could use a pass catcher, be it at receiver or tight end, with speed to stretch the field.  But the only two first-round caliber receivers, A.J. Green and Julio Jones, will be long gone by the 15th pick, ...

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