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Dolphins owner says team’s latest shake-up pays off in draft

It turned out to be quick, indeed, as Tunsil later attended his introductory news conference.

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Just prior to the start of the first round Thursday, a video of Tunsil smoking from a bong was posted to his Twitter account. The university said it will investigate.

Tunsil said his accounts were hacked. He declined to elaborate Friday.

I hope that what Laremy said is true and that he learned from his mistake.

Now that Tunsil has acknowledged taking money while at Ole Miss after he was drafted by the Miami Dolphins, it’s unclear how the NCAA will handle the new information.

They said the cause hadn’t been determined.

Winston was upset over the NFL’s lack of response as the social-media situation played out live during the televised draft. He said he’s healthy now and optimistic he can start for the Dolphins as a rookie.

“Let me dish out some free advice to the young men coming into this league this weekend: they are not your family”. “We got the players we wanted”.

General manager Chris Grier praised Drake’s versatility, including his ability to return and cover kicks.

That’s why Carroo says with conviction that he’s got first-round talent, and is a faster version of Anquan Boldin. The Dolphins moved up four spots and gave the Baltimore Ravens a fourth-round choice to select him. “This guy checks all the boxes”. He slid to No. 13, where the Miami Dolphins selected him.

Before round two began, the tale of Tunsil took yet another unusual twist. The news conference was delayed more than hour had an allergic reaction, possibly, Tunsil said, to something he ate.

“I have been stewing over what happened last night and what was said earlier today”.

“A no-brainer”, Gase said.

Grier said Tannenbaum was especially keen to draft Grant.

Yeah, but. The freakish social media posts reinforced Tunsil’s reputation for off-field issues.

The university has not disclosed what the violations the NCAA said it has committed, but Tunsil was suspended seven games last season after the NCAA ruled he received several illegal benefits, including the use of three loaner cars. His stepfather reportedly filed a lawsuit against him Tuesday related to a confrontation in June, when the men were both charged with domestic violence against each other – charges later dismissed.

The Dolphins need more players like wide receiver Jarvis Landry and center Mike Pouncey on their roster, and less sheepish players trying to stay under the radar.

“Those were the guys we wanted”, Ross said. “All of the decision makers in the room last night feel good about Laremy as a player and a person. If people think it is something that can influence the outcome of a game, we are absolutely opposed to that”. These Dolphins apparently want animated, and borderline arrogant players who aren’t afraid to challenge the establishment.

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The word alpha should be music to Dolphins fans’ ears because Miami spent the past four years muzzling or banishing players with alpha male personalities.

Lake City native tumbles to No. 13 in draft after Twitter account posts video