Phins Phocus | A Miami Dolphins Franchise

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Draft Recap: J'Wuan James

Draft Recap

Round 1, Pick 19

J'Wuan James, Tackle, Tennessee

"He played right tackle, but can play guard. The more tape I watch of this kid, the more I like him. Obviously, Miami likes him better than Cyrus Kouandjio (of Alabama) or Xavier Su'a-Filo (of UCLA). Day 1 he's going to be a starter as Miami rebuilds that offensive line." -- Mike Mayock

STRENGTHS:
Outstanding size, girth and overall body mass. Good hand placement. Can steer and control blockers once he gets his hands on them. Very patient pass protector. Matches up very well vs. size and power (see Alabama). Battle-tested, experienced four-year starter in the SEC. Outstanding personal and football character. Very smart, mature and highly respected.

WEAKNESSES
Raw footwork. Has a lot of heaviness in body and can improve sustain. Lumbers to the second level and struggles to cut off and adjust to moving targets. Does not roll off the ball with power and generate strength or movement in the run game.

BOTTOM LINE
Big, strong, heavy pass protector with good balance, anchor strength and hand use to handle power and speed. Does not affect the run game the same way and almost appears more destined for the left side in the pros. Has instant-starter potential.

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Draft Recap: Jarvis Landry

Draft Recap



Round 2, Pick 31(63) (From Broncos through 49ers)

Jarvis Landry, WR, LSU

"When you put the tape on to watch Odell Beckham play, you can't tell which one is Beckham. I like the opportunity he's going to get in Miami." -- Mike Mayock

STRENGTHS
Good balance and body control. Savvy route runner -- uses stems and nods and works back to throws. Confident hands-catcher -- snatches throws off his frame. Extends and high points. Attacks throws and wins "50-50" balls. Makes some spectacular, acrobatic grabs. Good concentration and toughness over the middle. Does not go down without a fight after the catch. Willing blocker. Lined up outside and inside. Likes to compete and it shows. Has special-teams experience covering kicks. Team captain.

WEAKNESSES
Has a fairly lean frame -- could stand to bulk up and get stronger in order to combat the jam. Lacks elite explosiveness and top-end speed -- does not have an extra gear to take the top off. Average line release, acceleration and suddenness. Could struggle to separate vs. quick-twitch cornerbacks. Large percentage of catches are contested. Lacks ideal height and is not a great leaper. Started just 12 career games.

BOTTOM LINE
Polished, quarterback-friendly, sure-handed possession receiver with a flare for the highlight-reel catch. Could be an effective No. 3 option, capable of lining up as a "Z" or slot, working short-to-intermediate and beating zone coverage.

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Draft Recap: Billy Turner

Draft Recap



Round 3, Pick 3(67)

Billy Turner, OT, North Dakota St.

"Small-school kid; played left tackle for North Dakota State. Is he raw? Yes, but showed a lot of potential at the Senior Bowl." -- Mike Mayock


STRENGTHS
Big hands and nice length. Light on his feet. Flashes strength in his punch. Tries to run his feet on contact. Is athletic enough to fan the rush when all his moving parts are coordinated. Aware to handle stunts. Energetic playing temperament -- competes and blocks to the whistle. Four-year starter for the nation's preeminent I-AA program. Smart, hardworking and dependable. Has NFL bloodlines.

WEAKNESSES
Needs to improve his core strength and fortify his base. Plays too tall and narrow-based -- pad level fluctuates. Does not explode on contact. Footwork and technique need refinement. Carries his hands low. Tends to overextend and bend at the waist. Average contact balance and body control. Slides off blocks. Struggles to clear his feet as a puller. Inconsistent connecting and sustaining on the second level.

BOTTOM LINE
Big-framed, raw, aggressive FCS standout who flashes a nice combination of foot quickness, punch strength and nastiness to warrant consideration as a project. Has a bit of a bull-in-a-china-shop element at this stage of his career, but has moldable tools and could easily develop into at least a swing backup and potentially more.

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Draft Recap
Later rounds

Round 4, Pick 25(125) (From Chargers)
Walt Aikens, CB, Liberty
"There were 20-plus teams at Liberty's pro day, and they were all there to get a better look at Aikens. He's got the size everyone is looking for at corner and has pretty good speed, running the 40 in a hand-timed 4.49 seconds." -- Gil Brandt

Round 5, Pick 15(155)
Arthur Lynch, TE, Georgia

"Lynch is a short-to-intermediate catcher; not a deep threat. He's More of an in-line blocker." -- Mike Mayock

Round 5, Pick 31(171) (From Broncos through 49ers)
Jordan Tripp, LB, Montana

"He's really fun to watch. He can really run, sideline to sideline. Last year, we saw some more edge rush from him. He is a very versatile guy. Tripp can be outstanding on special teams." -- Daniel Jeremiah

Round 6, Pick 14(190)
Matt Hazel, WR, Coastal Carolina

"Hazel plays in the slot and outside, and makes some spectacular catches when you watch him on tape. This might be one of the best picks the Dolphins have." -- Daniel Jeremiah

Round 7, Pick 19 (234)
Terrence Fede, DE, Marist

"Fede is the first player ever drafted from Marist. Rik Smits, who played in the NBA, this is his alma mater. The Miami Dolphins did their homework with Fede and decided that he fit better with their scheme than others who are still on the board from bigger schools." -- Charles Davis

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2014 Schedule

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Opening Day Depth Chart

2014 Opening day Depth Chart

Miami Dolphins Depth Chart - 2014
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Brian Hartline	R. Matthews	Matt Hazel
TE	Charles Clay	Dion Sims	Arthur Lynch
LT	Brandon Albert	Nate Garner
LG	Shelly Smith	Bill Turner
C	Mike Pouncey	Samson Satele
RG	Daryn Colledge	Dallas Thomas
RT	Ja'Wuan James	Jason Fox
WR	Mike Wallace	B. Gibson	Jarvis Landry
QB	Ryan Tannehill	Matt More
FB	Harold Hoskins
HB	Knowshon Moreno	Lamar Miller	Mike Gillislee	Damien Williams
Base 4-3 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Cameron Wake	Derrick Shelby
LDT	Randy Starks	Anthony Johnson
RDT	Jared Odrick	Earl Mitchel
RDE	Olivier Vernon	Dion Jordan*	Terrence Fede
WLB	Philip Wheeler	Chris McCain
MLB	Koa Misi	Jason Trusnik
SLB	Dannell Ellerbe	Jordan Tripp	Jelani Jenkins
CB	Brent Grimes	Cortland Finnegan	Walt Aikens
SS	Reshad Jones*
FS	Louis Delmas	Jimmy Wilson
CB	Will Davis	Jamar Taylor	Sammy Seamster

* Denotes Suspensions