Chris Davis

Earlier today, we took a look at Miami Dolphins fifth round draft pick Josh Kaddu from the eyes of those who know his skills best, the bloggers over at Addicted to Quack, SB Nation's Oregon Ducks. Now, it's time to turn our attentions to Kaddu from the Dolphins' point of view, using our six questions standard. The questions we are using come from the Kansas City Chiefs' general manager Scott Pioli's preparation for a draft...  

Time for the six questions series to move on to the fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft. In that round, the Miami Dolphins got aggressive and traded up to the second pick, nabbing running back Lamar Miller with the selection. Miller is the fastest running back to enter this year's draft, and should add another weapon to the Miami offense. The questions we are using come from the Kansas City Chiefs' general manager Scott Pioli's...  

Our look at the Miami Dolphins draft picks using the Kansas City Chiefs front office's six questions for prospects continues this morning with a look at Olivier Vernon. Vernon comes to Miami with expectations that he can be the pass rush threat opposite Cameron Wake that the team desperately needs. The questions we will be using to take a look at Vernon come from Michael Holley's book "War Room," which followed three NFL...  

It is fitting that the NFL holds the draft in the middle of spring. Like spring, the draft conjures up images of renewal and rebirth. Fans of every team hope that a good draft can facilitate a swift move to the pinnacle of NFL glory, the Super Bowl. For Miami Dolphins fans, the draft is usually a reminder of past failures and the overall malaise of the franchise since Dan Marino last donned a jersey. From Jamar Fletcher to...  

Yesterday, I spent some time scanning our sister SB Nation sites, just to see what they were all talking about as we head into the doldrums of the offseason. A lot of them have some really great discussions, and they all gave me some ideas for posts later on this offseason. But, one I liked a lot was over on Arrowhead Pride. According to the post, the Kansas City Chiefs ask themselves six questions about every draft prospect...