I'd like to see Miami make some big moves to optimize the defense. Seattle's pass rush ability without even blitzing blew me away.

We can do this... if Coyle could figure out a way to get Wake, Jordan and Vernon on the field at the same time.

Seattle uses 3 defensive ends a lot.

The Palm Beach Post says not to be surprised if the Dolphins "go hard" after free agent LT Branden Albert.
After giving up a league-high 58 sacks this season, adding talent to the offensive line should be the Dolphins' top priority. Head coach Joe Philbin reportedly wanted to trade a second-round pick to acquire Albert last offseason, but since-fired GM Jeff Ireland wanted to give Jonathan Martin time to develop at the position. That decision backfired in explosively humiliating fashion for all parties involved. Albert, PFF's No. 28 tackle this season, is going to be asking for around $8-$9 million per season -- the going rate for quality blind-side protectors.

Blount punched someone on his first NFL team, I think the Titans. I believe Blount has grown up a ton since being in the NFL. He had no suspensions or any trouble.

Blount punched someone on his first NFL team, I think the Titans. I believe Blount has grown up a ton since being in the NFL. He had no suspensions or any trouble.

I don't like the idea of signing Blount because a veteran lockeroom like NE can handle him but not sure if he would do well in our lockeroom where we don't have strong veteran leadership. I would prefer Rashad Jennings (Raiders) or Bernard Scott (Ravens). Neither should be expensive but i especially like the way Jennings took over when McFadden was injured.

Free agent LT Jared Veldheer hinted to 95.7 The Game in San Francisco that he's not satisfied with his contract talks with the Raiders.
"I'd like to see a little more urgency," said Veldheer, who is Rotoworld's No. 2 free agent offensive tackle behind only Eugene Monroe. (We have Branden Albert third.) Veldheer turns 27 in June, and the Raiders can't afford to lose him. Oakland GM Reggie McKenzie is currently sitting on a league-high $61.3 million in salary cap space. As free agents won't be beating down the door to play for the Raiders, McKenzie needs to start putting it to use very soon.

Year 13.......................Henne..........................Tannehill

Rating:..........................76.5................................81.7
YPG:............................216.1..............................244.6
Comp %:......................60.6.................................60.4
TD:..................................13....................................24
INT:.................................14....................................17

Tanny definitely had the better season, but they're comparable on Comp% and Rating.

If we get Albert I still want Martin or Kouandjio in the first round. Must fix the biggest weakness 100% through. Then maybe Tre Mason or a defensive tackle in round 2.

I would imagine Jordan could work as an OLB in a 4-3. He seemed to do a very nice job of covering TEs. I'd think Vernon could work at OLB as well but he proved this year to be a good DE so why mess with it.

What do you guys think of us making a move to get Alex Mack the Pro Bowl center from Cleveland and then re-signing Incognito.

The Bengals are interested in re-signing impending free agent LT Anthony Collins, but are willing to let him test the market.
Collins was stellar in pass protection last season, and re-signing him would allow the Bengals to keep OL Andrew Whitworth at the guard position he flourished in the second half of 2013. Cincinnati is prepared to let Collins walk, however, if another team is willing to pay over the odds. The best-case scenario for the Bengals is Collins finds a soft market and returns at a discounted price. Collins is our No. 5 free-agent offensive tackle.

Is it me or at this time last year weren't there articles and predication of FA signings everywhere?

There doesn't seem to be a lot of discussion or even rumors circulating. Some here and there, but the volume seems much lower this year.