Congratulations, Miami Dolphins fans. You have officially reached the top of the fandom! NFL network and Good Morning Football personality Peter Schrager released a fake sketch earlier this week; a mockery that saw the Miami Dolphins write a surprise at number 6 overall. With several passers-by still prominent on the board, Schrager’s mockery saw the Dolphins project the offensive attack from northwest Rashawn Slater – an angle outside the wall that left many Dolphins fans eager to give Schrager a piece of his mind. .
Even today, Schrager took to the stage of “Good Morning Football” and credited the Dolphins for their response, well, passionately.
“I never got answers like the ones from Dolphins fans yesterday,” Schrager said.
“I’m not saying from – from any fan base.”
“I have been making these false sketches for many years. I never got the answer from one I did yesterday @MiamiDolphins fans. I had them send TE Kyle Pitts for an offensive attack and, well, it didn’t go well. “- @PSchrags pic.twitter.com/HusjFooWul
– GMFB (@gmfb) April 9, 2021
To be honest, the criticism, at least the good taste, was well deserved. Slater, as the second evaluated offensive attack of this project, would be an incredibly redundant selection based on the team’s investments in 2020 in the approach. You could at least build a potential argument for Pena Sewell’s offensive attack as the best available player in the draft if he fell in the general election no. 6 – but Miami will trade back from number 12 to number 6 to take the third offensive. the top-40 approach to the last two NFL drafts would be incredibly wasteful.
The decision would be even more blatant, given the presence of both Kyle Pitts and Sewell, who remain on the board in Schrager’s script. One thing you can bet on for Dolphins fans? If they don’t like your choices, they’ll let you hear them. Schrager happened to find out the hard way this week.