I'll catch up in a bit.
Sources tell me Jake Long is negotiating with the Dolphins and is going to be the number one pick in this draft.
This is a good choice. How do you rebuild a team? From the inside out. The offensive line was the Miami Dolphins' weakest spot out of their many weak spots. Jake is very big and very strong. The 315-pounder has a six-pack and 14 percent body fat. That's pretty damn impressive.
Some Dolphins fans that know little about football will be upset because they didn't take Matt Ryan. It's easy to see why.
Bad quarterback play is easy to see. Bad offensive line play is not as visible, but bad offensive line play can lead to bad quarterback play. Josh McCown is a solid quarterback, even if he is not a long-term solution. Matt Ryan is great, but he isn't number-one pick great.
Jake Long is an excellent needs choice, and there will be a lot of decent quarterbacks available in the later rounds.
The Saints are considering trading with the Rams for the second pick to nab Glenn Dorsey.
I think it's a great idea, actually.
The Saints fanbase overlaps generously with the LSU fanbase. Dorsey will be close to home. He will be surrounded by support. The Saints run a 4-3 defense, which Dorsey is better suited for. The Saints are a good healing team if Dorsey's injuries persist.
The main reason is this: Who are the Saints going to pick with pick number 10? Nobody out there is worth it. The other great tackle, USC's Sedrick Ellis, will probably be taken as well. The Saints would have to risk it on some safety, but who's worth it?