MIAMI DOLPHINS Roster Breakdown and TEAM NEEDS


MIAMI DOLPHINS (7-9)
Picks in first 3 rounds: 13, 48, 78
7 total picks

 NEEDS: 
O-Line: They have only 2 returning lineman that played significant snaps in 2018. On top of that they already had a very bad line in 2018 to begin with. 
QB: Ryan Fitzpatrick is not the long term answer
Pass Rusher:  They let Cameron Wake leave in free agency and now have no true edge rusher
WR: Former first round pick DeVante Parker has been a disappointment as he has not been able to stay healthy and when he has played he's been no more than a good #2 option 
DB Depth
LB Depth 
2020 KEY FREE AGENTS:
CB: Xavien Howard
WR: DeVante Parker (Team Option)
IDEAL DRAFT: 
13. Best Offensive Lineman Available 
Jawaan Taylor-Florida-OT
6-5/312/35.13/24r
or
Jonah Williams-Bama-OL
6-5/302/34.63 arms/23r

48. Jaylon Ferguson-LA Tech-DE
6-5/271

78. Riley Ridley-UGA-WR
6-1/199/4.58



Staff 
GM: Chris Grier 
All new coaches
Head Coach: Brian Flores
Offensive Coordinator: Chad O'Shea
Defensive Coordinator: Patrick Graham
Name PFF Grade POS Age Snaps Size Stats 
GP ATT CMP PCT YDS
Ryan Fitzpatrick-TB QB 36 427 6-2/232 8 246 164 66.7 2366
TD INT RATE RuYds RuTD
17 12 100.4 152 2
GP REC TGTS YDS AVG TD
Kenny Stills WR 26 744 6-0/194 15 37 64 553 14.9 6
DeVante Parker WR 26 411 6-3/209 11 24 47 309 12.9 1
Mike Gesicki TE 23 400 6-6/247 16 22 32 202 9.2 0
Nick O'Leary TE 26 372 6-3/252 12 8 10 86 10.8 1
Jakeem Grant WR 26 282 5-11/169 10 21 34 268 12.8 2
Albert Wilson WR 26 232 5-9/202 7 26 35 391 15 4
Durham Smythe TE 23 176/207 6-6/253 15 6 11 50 8.3 0
Dwyayne Allen-NE TE 29 365 6-3/265 13 3 4 27 9 0
Clive Warford-OAK TE 27 IR 6-4/258
GP RushYds AVG REC RecYds TD
Kenyan Drake RB 25 545 6-1/210 16 535 4.6 53 477 9
Kallern Ballage  RB 22 6-2/237 12 191 5.3 9 56 1
OFFENSIVE LINE (31)
Laremy Tunsil 70.5 LT-22 24 819 6-5/310
Jesse Davis 55.1 RG-27 27 920 6-6/321
Daniel Kilgore 52.9 C 31 182 6-3/308
Zach Sterup  45.2 RT 28 92 6-9/320
Chris Reed-JAX 51.9 G 27 178 6-5/310
Isaac Asiata G 26 6-3/323
Josh Sitton  IR G 33 IR Retired
DEFENSE
FRONT (28) GP TCK SACK TFL PD INT
Kiko Alonso 49.7 Sam 28 1004 6-3/238 15 125 0 3 6 3
Raekwon McMillan 63.0 Mike 22 831 6-2/240 16 105 0 6.5 1 0
Jerome Baker 70.3 Will  22 678 6-1/225 16 79 3 4 3 1
Davon Godchaux 74.3 DT-39 24 675 6-3/310 16 48 1 7.5 0 0
Akeem Spence 55.8 DT 27 665 6-1/307 16 42 2 5 0 0
Vincent Taylor 76.3 DT 25 204 6-3/306 8 27 2 4.5 0 0
Andre Branch 49.6 DE 29 483 6-5/265 14 25 1.5 6.5 1 0
Charles Harris 61.3 DE 24 347 6-3/253 11 19 1 2.5 0 0
SECONDARY (26) GP TCK SACK TFL PD INT
Xavien Howard 77.4 CB-28 25 803 6-0/201 12 35 0 1 12 7
Reshad Jones 72.1 S-31 33 825 6-1/220 14 72 0 6 9 3
Minkah Fitzpatrick 61.9 Slot 22 944 6-0/204 16 80 0 2.5 9 2
T.J. McDonald 70.5 S-38 28 952 6-4/230 14 86 0 1.5 5 3
Bobby McCain 58.0 CB 25 823 5-9/195 14 61 2 2.5 5 1
Torry McTyer 52.0 Dime 24 346 5-11/195 15 30 0 0.5 3 0
Eric Rowe-NE 62.9 DB 8 26 136 6-1/205 4 10 0 0 1 0
Unsigned Free Agents on roster in 2018
GP TCK SACK TFL PD INT
Ziggy Hood 60.4 DI 32 167 6-3/305 8 6 0 0 1 0
Sylvester Williams 63.3 DI 30 148 6-3/313 8 8 0 0 0 0
Travis Swanson 60.6 C-19 28 644 6-5/312
Jake Brendel 56.9 C 26 176 6-4/299
Brock Osweiler 52.7 QB 28 341 6-7/240

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