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Andrew Ortenberg | Pro Football Rumors — Teams around the league have been announcing that many if not all of their players would skip voluntary offseason workouts, including the Jets a couple of days ago. Things are now up in the air between the NFL and NFLPA, and one of the biggest sticking points is what to do about players with workout […]

PhinManiacs — By: Ron Hiatt What stands out right away when watching Jaylen Twyman are his quick first step, strong hands and relentless motor. Twyman was primarily used in the 4-3 scheme by Pitt, but is powerful and big enough to play NT in a rotation. He’s a load for any C or G to block one on one, as he has a nasty first punch and pulls cloth to swim past defenders (his favorite move), generating quick penetration. Twyman doesn’t get the most attention, with teammates Jones and Weaver garnerin [...]

PhinManiacs — By: Tanner Elliott Pooka Williams Jr.Running Back5’10” 170 lbsKansas University StrengthsElusivenessVisionAgility            Pooka Williams has elite vision and elusiveness. Having both of these is key to his game and makes him very fun to watch. When Williams first gets a hand off, he has the ability to jump cut to make the first defender miss. Not only can Williams read his blockers at the line, but he can also anticipate wh [...]

Alain Poupart | Sports Illustrated - Miami Dolphins News — Former New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman's draft recollections to NFL writer Peter King had a couple of interesting Dolphins-related angles

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PhinManiacs — By: Tanner Elliott Khalil HerbertRunning Back5’9” 212 lbsVirginia Tech University StrengthsVisionVersatile Pass Protection             Khalil Herbert has very good vision, and he put it on display throughout his college career. He has a knack for finding a hole, whether he has to make a cutback or bounce it to the outside. He was very versatile during his college career; although he wasn’t used a ton receiving [...]

Patricia Traina | Sports Illustrated - New York Giants News — Miami defensive lineman Gregory Rousseau is confident his limited college tape will tell NFL scouts everything they need to know about him as a prospect.

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Alain Poupart | Sports Illustrated - Miami Dolphins News — The Miami Dolphins have signed a former first-round pick to join their offensive line

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Alain Poupart | Sports Illustrated - Miami Dolphins News — The Miami Dolphins re-signed cornerback Nik Needham

Jonas Shaffer | Baltimore Sun — Another former Ravens offensive lineman is headed to Miami.

Alain Poupart | Sports Illustrated - Miami Dolphins News — Tackling various questions Miami Dolphins fans asked about quarterback Tua Tagovailoa

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PhinManiacs — By: Shawn Williams Chris Rumph II is an intriguing middle-to-late round prospect in this year’s class of EDGE players. Rumph played predominantly as a 4-3 defensive end at Duke, but is likely to find himself transitioning to an off-ball linebacker in a developmental role early on at the next level.  He measures in at 6’3” and 244 pounds, which is very underwhelming for a full-time defensive lineman in the NFL. He may be able to serve as a hybrid rusher (Yannick [...]

PhinManiacs — By: Shawn Williams The Ohio State Buckeye program has done a terrific job producing pro level linebacker talent (including Miami Dolphin Jerome Baker), and that reputation will hold strong this year as Baron Browning, Justin Hilliard, Tuf Borland and Pete Werner are all expected to hear their name called during the three-day draft event. All four of them excelled for OSU’s defense, but there’s a reason some draft analysts are banging the table for Pete Werner, despite Browning [...]

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Alain Poupart | Sports Illustrated - Miami Dolphins News — Miami Dolphins fans have questions and we try to provide answers