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<div><b>Greg Likens</b> <span><span>@GregLikens </span> </span>  ·  <span> May 9 </span>
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#<b>Dolphins</b> draft class & Matt Hazel continue to work separately
as the rest of the team goes through 11-on-11 drills

 

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<div><b>Greg Likens</b> <span><span>@GregLikens </span> </span>  ·  <span> May 8 </span>
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In team drills, the draft picks & Matt Hazel are once again working separately from the rest of the #<b>Dolphins</b> rookies


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<div>Greg Likens‏@<b>GregLikens</b> May 8
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While team drills are taking place on the far field, every draft pick (besides Ajayi) is on the near field doing individual work #<b>Dolphins</b>

 

fwiw

 

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So they didn't just sit out the drilla as you tried to portray it. 

 

Again I ask, so what? 

 

Is 11x11 the only drill that puts players at risk of injury?  I know a guy who blew out his ACL, MCL, and PCL walking into a conference room.  It was a devastating knee injury that involved him turning to walk into a room and his leg just buckled.  The point being, the drills they participate in are irrelevant.  These rookies could have blown out a knee just walking on to the practice field, so we should probably deploy your logic and just prevent them from entering the practice facility all together.  Only show up on game day, and only play the undrafted players since they're worth risking.

 

Is an injury more acceptable to you if it happens in an OTA?  Training camp?  Preseason games?  Seriously.  When does the emasculation of the preparation process end for you?

 

The NFL according to Oprah, er, badger.

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