Phin Phanatic » Nnamdi Asomugha http://phinphanatic.com A Miami Dolphins Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more. Thu, 23 May 2013 19:48:51 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 Tough Choices for the Miami Dolphins in the Upcoming weeks http://phinphanatic.com/2013/02/22/19403/ http://phinphanatic.com/2013/02/22/19403/#comments Fri, 22 Feb 2013 22:02:04 +0000 jmendel31 http://phinphanatic.com/?p=19403 These last few days have been very interesting for the Miami Dolphins. Reports are starting to come out that the Dolphins will go after both Mike Wallace and Greg Jennings. That does not mean they will get both… Or either. Wallace is asking about 12 a year for five years. Jennings is asking 14 a [...]

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Dec 9, 2012; San Francisco, CA, USA; Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill (17) looks for an open receiver as wide receiver Brian Hartline (82) tries to break free of coverage by San Francisco 49ers defensive back Chris Culliver (29) during the third quarter at Candlestick Park. Mandatory Credit: Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports

These last few days have been very interesting for the Miami Dolphins. Reports are starting to come out that the Dolphins will go after both Mike Wallace and Greg Jennings.
That does not mean they will get both… Or either. Wallace is asking about 12 a year for five years. Jennings is asking 14 a year. Jennings is a great wide receiver, but has has trouble staying healthy. If the Dolphins were to sign both they would have about 20 million left to fill many other holes.
Jeff Ireland wanted to close the gap between the Dolphins and the Patriots. To do that the Dolphins need more then two wide receivers. There is a better option then Jennings, Brian Hartline. I’ve said it time and time again that he would only improve with the addition of Wallace. Jennings is a great route runner and pass catcher, but so is Hartline… For about half the price. The Dolphins drafted Hartline and to get rid of him would be a repeat of Wes Welker just a few years ago.
Two other plays that may come into the Phins view as early as this weekend. Michael Turner and  Nnamdi Asomugha. The Dolphins could get a second chance at Turner, who is going to be cut by the Falcons. He would be a great third down back behind Lamar Miller, for the right price of corse. Asomugha is an okay corner who the Dolphins will look at. Nnamdi is an overhyped corner who got over paid by the eagles, after being the number one corner on a subpar team. But the Dolphins love those players, don’t they?
It is very hard to see what the Dolphins will do next month, but it will be very exciting and hopefully but the team over the hump!
]]> http://phinphanatic.com/2013/02/22/19403/feed/ 0 Fantasy Football Power Rankings Part 2 http://phinphanatic.com/2011/08/25/fantasy-football-power-rankings-part-2/ http://phinphanatic.com/2011/08/25/fantasy-football-power-rankings-part-2/#comments Thu, 25 Aug 2011 12:00:19 +0000 Michael Rosenbloom http://phinphanatic.com/?p=12936 Welcome to the second part of my fantasy football power rankings. Remember, these are not rankings designed to tell you who is going to finish where in the upcoming season. These are only rankings to tell you which teams have the most fantasy value on their rosters. Without further ado: For Part 1, click here [...]

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]]> Welcome to the second part of my fantasy football power rankings. Remember, these are not rankings designed to tell you who is going to finish where in the upcoming season. These are only rankings to tell you which teams have the most fantasy value on their rosters. Without further ado:

For Part 1, click here

15. St. Louis Rams

You have to love Sam Bradford this year. I am 100% buying this kid. As a rookie, Bradford came in and threw the ball 590 times, good for 3rd most in the NFL and nearly took a 1-15 team to the playoffs with a non-existent receiving core. He passed for over 3,500 yards and showed no ill-effects from his injury. I don’t see a sophomore slump coming for Bradford. The Rams went out and added Mike Sims-Walker, a strong possession guy who will fit in well in the new system. Keep your eye on Danario Alexander, a 6’5 receiver who, if he can stay healthy, can turn into Bradford’s best weapon. The rest of this unit is really difficult to predict. Danny Amendola led the league in red zone targets last season, but only caught three touchdown passes. Donnie Avery missed all of 2010 with an ACL injury, but can be the burner they need if he can get on the field and stay there. Austin Pettis and  Greg Salas were drafted to help out the receivers as well. It’s tough to predict who is going to be around when the season begins. In the backfield, once again it will be all about Steven Jackson. The great thing about Jackson is you know he is going to get the carries. There is nobody on the roster to poach goal line touches from him. He will get his touchdowns this year, as the offense has greatly improved. You just have to wonder when all the work and all the hits are going to catch up to Jackson, but he is no doubt a first rounder and somebody you can comfortably have on your team.

Who you should have: Sam Bradford, Steven Jackson, Mike Sims-Walker, Danny Amendola

Sleeper: Danario Alexander

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