Where Does Jarvis Landry Fit into Dolphins’ Plans at WR?

May 20, 2014   ·   Erik Frenz   ·   Jump to comments

After the Miami Dolphins spent over $100 million total on wide receivers Mike Wallace, Brian Hartline and Brandon Gibson in March 2013, no one expected wide receiver to be anywhere near the top of the priority list just 12 months later.
Fast forward through the 2014 NFL draft, when the Dolphins used a second-round pick on LSU wide receiver Jarvis Landry, and it's fair to wonder if there's enough room for everyone on the field, and enough passes to go around.
Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill threw for nearly 4,000 yards to last year's pass-catchers, and behind the worst offensive line in football and in Dolphins history.
The Dolphins could be running more spread sets this year under new offensive coordinator Bill Lazor, but no matter what, there will be a talented player on the bench. As a second-round draft pick, Landry will be expected to make some sort of impact as a rookie. 
So how exactly does he factor into the plans at wide receiver, for now ...

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