Miami Dolphins 2009 Offseason Preview: Defensive End - Bleacher Report

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by Chris J. Nelson (Analyst) A key component of the Dolphins' pass rush that allows linebackers like Joey Porter to rack up sacks, the defensive end position was certainly one of the most efficient on the team in 2008. With three talented players at ...


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I agree that Merling and Langford will be solid for years to come, but they aren't going to stars. They could get much much better if we added someone like Albert Haynesworth from Tennessee to the middle. Ferguson is a big guy, but he's old. When is the last time we had a young nose tackle to anchor the middle? Tim Bowens, Keith Traylor, etc... old old old.