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Who should the Dolphins try and get at RB?

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Henry is tough because the Bills might not want to trade him to a division foe plus the fins dont have a second round pick but he is under contract. Droughns could be a product of the Denver line but he would be cheap and is signed. James will be franchised but could be traded anyway and the fins might have what the Colts want, defensive players...Madison? James also will cost more in terms of salary space than the others. Jordan presents the same issues as Henry but also has to be resigned.

Out of those players, Edgerrin James. We don't know how good is Droughns, since anyone could be a good RB in Denver.

Like Droughns, E. James has a monster O-line to utilize. I voted Travis Henry.

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Shaun Alexander is missing from that list. Pretty much the same situation as EJ. I'd take either one.

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Youre right. But Alexander really turned me off with his comments after the Seahawks last game. The comments themselves werent that bad but supposedly he has a reputation as being 100% about Shaun Alexander.

Travis = Injury prone

Edge = 2 knee surgeries

Droughns = System RB

Alexander = Ideal

Drafting an RB = More than acceptable

Shaun ALexander or draft(although I would prefer to trade down and get more picks and get some depth through the draft)

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No one wants to trade up because there's no true #1-#2 pick this year. We're stuck with this pick.

Drafting a contract year miracle...nah, I'll leave that to the Falcons.

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