Randall Posted May 11, 2008 Share Posted May 11, 2008 The Palm Beach Post suggests that Dolphins TEs David Martin and Justin Peelle could be on the roster bubble this summer. Martin is an injury-prone former wideout who drops too many balls. He's not a Bill Parcells-type player. Peelle is moreso, but Miami already signed a blocking specialist in Sean Ryan and Anthony Fasano can play on three downs. Martin is due $830,000 in 2008 pay. Peelle makes $1.3 million. Others Greg Camarillo, WR: hate to see the charismatic overachiever go, but he’ll need to make a strong impression to stick on a roster loaded with special-teams standouts. Travis Daniels, DB: with six safeties on the roster (seven, counting Jason Allen), Daniels will need to stand tall in camp. Trey Darilek, OL: was brought in by current front office, but hasn’t been able to make an NFL roster since 2005. Jay Feely, K: wouldn’t seem to be in jeopardy, but the Dolphins have signed not one, but two competitors. Junior Glymph, LB: like Darilek, was brought in by current regime but without solid credentials; didn’t play last year and has eight career NFL games in four possible seasons, changing teams four times along the way. Andre Goodman, CB: another class act in the locker room, but there are only so many jobs to go around (eight corners are listed on the roster). David Martin, TE: eighth-year player who caught 34 passes for 303 yards and two TDs last year; Dolphins have brought in Bill Parcells favorites Anthony Fasano and Sean Ryan. Rob Ninkovich, DE: a waiver-wire pickup in 2007 by former GM Randy Mueller has been inactive 23 times since. Justin Peelle, TE: faces same battle as Martin, but without the production. Tab Perry, WR: enough room on the opening-day roster for an injury-prone return specialist with Ginn already here? Dave Rayner: entering his fourth NFL season, and he’ll have to unseat Feely to make it. Matt Roth, DE: hasn’t lived up to pre-draft billing as 46th overall draft pick in 2005; Dolphins have collected a lot of defensive line help through free agency and the draft. Joey Thomas, CB: hasn’t played in the NFL since 2005. Source: Palm Beach Post Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BumpNRun Posted May 11, 2008 Share Posted May 11, 2008 Roth does surprise me....he is no JT, but watching him play on Sunday, he has a great motor. I guess he may not fit the Parcells mold. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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