(David Blake) You all read my blog last week when I critized the Dolphins brass for not taking the #1 WR position seriously.  I do understand … Bill Parcells does not like Prima Donna wide receivers, and Dez Bryant is all ready one of those type of receivers despite not playing in a single NFL game. I am also sure that the NFL is short on selfless playmakers such as WR Andre Johnson. And do not think I was on the Anquon Boldin bus, because I applaud the Dolphins for not trading for him.

(Tony Simmons) The 2010 NFL Draft is now 25 days away, and as we get closer to the draft the smoke is getting REAL heavy in regards to who teams are interested in, LEGITIMATELY interested in.

(by JP Correia & George) 2 mocks are posted. Scroll down to view both of them. Well, after a few weeks of Free Agency, and with just one month to go until draft weekend, here is my second mock draft, including mocks of all of Miami’s draft picks through the entire draft.

(David Grotefend) The Bloodfest is over, the initial surge as the most coveted free agents are courted by their prospective new employers. Now teams glean over the remaining talent pool, adding an element here or there, but sort of in a holding ‘wait and see’ mode. Of course, as a Dolphin fan I wanted to grade them all ‘F’s, but that wouldn’t be true or fair.

(David Grotefend) Here are some of the views and news around the NFL Combine happening in Indianapolis…

Early Mock Draft … And the pick is …
( JP Correia) 1) St. Louis - Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska - Bar none the best player in the draft. Suh is the next Richard Seymour and will wreck havoc for the next decade in St Louis. Suh is the absolute complete package with unbelievable size, strength, athleticism, relentlessness, character…everything. There’s nothing to not like about Suh. He’s going to be a big time player.

With the Saints winning the Super Bowl after being dead last the year before, we are seeing the sports media making an attempt to see who will be the next “New Orleans Saints”. To me, the Saints (cannot call them the “Aints” any longer, can we?) were not that big of a surprise as I thought they were Super Bowl material the year before. Still, the Dolphins made a bold move by firing long-time Parcells friend PAUL PASQUALONI and hiring DC MIKE NOLAN. Nolan has a history of improving a defense just by being there … just like the Saints Greg Williams. Add to the fact that Parcells knows how to add playmakers to a defense and you have people wondering if we are close.

(David Blake) All of the media outlets jumped on the news that JOEY PORTER was released, so, I joined the crowd with my two cents earlier today.What is evident now is that if the Dolphins release Porter before March 5 they will go over the cap for the 2009 year. No kidding. With a roster bonus due of $1 million due on March 10 it looks like the Dolphins will now have time to find a trade partner before then.