Robert Quinn looks to be quite the fit opposite Cameron Wake

CHARLOTTE, NC - AUGUST 17: Robert Quinn #94 of the Miami Dolphins sacks Cam Newton #1 of the Carolina Panthers in the second quarter during the game at Bank of America Stadium on August 17, 2018 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images)
CHARLOTTE, NC - AUGUST 17: Robert Quinn #94 of the Miami Dolphins sacks Cam Newton #1 of the Carolina Panthers in the second quarter during the game at Bank of America Stadium on August 17, 2018 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images) /
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After being traded from the Rams and left with a bitter taste in his mouth, it looks like Robert Quinn is fitting in nicely opposite Cameron Wake.

I can’t help but to get excited about # 94 defensive end Robert Quinn and what he is going to bring to the Miami Dolphins defense. After watching the preseason thus far, I come to realize that I probably would not categorize this 6’ 4” 257lb defensive end as a finesse end, as some have described him.

I am now starting to realize that he is more of a game wrecker. He is quick, strong and very agile and uses his amazing speed and leverage as good as anyone. He never stops, always in pursuit and has a little nasty in him, or a little dog some might say.

I really don’t know who you line up at tight end in front of,  Wake or Quinn.  Either way, a solo offensive tackle is going to have a long day on either end of that defensive line. I watched Robert Quinn against our left tackle Laremy Tunsil in practice and I got interested. Then I watched him against Matt Kalil in Carolina and was more intrigued. The Ravens put Guard Jermaine Eluemunor in front of him and I started to salivate in anticipation of things to come.

I see this guy’s motor, which is relentless, his athleticism and can’t help but think of the sacks he will record this season. I even might even see a little Jason Taylor in his game, now calm down J.T. fans, I said I see some resemblance, he is still early in his career.

Sixty-six and a half sacks are quite an impressive number on a defensive line by yourself, but then you throw him on the other end of a defensive line with a guy that has racked up ninety-two sacks and a future trip to the tailor shop to get a golden jacket. That my friends is looking very painful for Tom Brady and the rest of the NFL quarterbacks.

I haven’t even mentioned the 20 forced fumbles he has created along the way or the distinguished honor of being voted a pro bowl captain. That shows leadership qualities and respect amongst his peers. I’m sure this young dolphin defense can use as much of that as possible.

So, get ready and Phins Up for the Sack City Duo, the Edge of Dread or the Ends of Contend, because Robert Quinn is here to solidify the other side of the that defensive line.