It's Thursday, and I'm All In Bits Over It!

I'm off to a late start today because I had EHS training first thing this morning. I think I have watched the company training videos enough to have the info ingrained into my skull.

Anyway, there's a lot of free agency stuff going on that doesn't concern the Dolphins, so I won't even get inT.O. it.

• I will be posting an update this afternoon looking at some lesser known draft prospects. With pro-days getting under way, and vast rumormongering that the official clock at the combine was a Casio, there is still opportunity for the draft boards to get shifted around a bit. I think you'll be surprised when you see some of the players that the Dolphins have reportedly been watching.

• Next week I will post something that I guarantee no other Dolphins' site will have done at this point in the year, if they do at all. It's a surprise only a football geek could love.
  

• Walterfootball.com has an updated mock draft by Matt McGuire that shows the Dolphins picking LB, CB, and WR with the first 3 picks (in that order) with his reasons why.

• And since the timely demise of Emmit Smith, I thought I'd link to this scarily overdone series at said walterfootball.com chronicling the 2013 Patriots being coached by Emmit.

• Free agent cornerback, Eric Green, may have visited with the Dolphins, but he's visiting the Texans today and the 49ers tomorrow. Based on this trajectory he'll be in Tokyo by Sunday.
  

• Buffalo's tank, Marshawn Lynch pled guilty to unlawful firearm possession charges and will likely be suspended for several games in 2009 as this is his second infraction in one year.

• Former Miami Dolphin, Travis Daniels, is getting looks from both Kansas City and New England. Proof once more that New England is intentionally trying to sabotage themselves. Kansas City's excuse is that they still suck and don't know any better.

• And finally (for now), the results of the John Beck trade value poll. Amazingly 24% thought he was worth a 2nd round pick (watch the news lately?) which tied for first place with a 4th rounder. The results: 2nd (24%), 4th (24%), 5th & 6th (20%), 3rd (16%), 4th & 7th (12%), and Roy Williams (4%) [it should be noted that I posted this as a joke but since then Roy Williams has actually been shopped for a trade with no biters].