Do the Miami Dolphins have enough depth on their offensive line?

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it's not good news for the dolphins but we're going to start with the offensive line group as a

whole because I know some of the practice reports that have been coming out and I had a chance to

see before they put pads on but I did get a pretty fair sampling of four practices to

be able to kind of get a gauge of where this Dolphins offensive line is at. And the questions

that exist right now are a little bit less about how good does Patrick Paul look? Is James

Daniels going to get cleared from his Achilles recovery?

It's a little bit more about the death,

which is I think where a lot of people's initial questions for this unit

were not in regards to the depth.

It was, hey, what's the floor going to be of the five? And I think you've already

started to see some obvious separation with who's going to be your starting five. We've had some

players that have not been participating. And I think they are, well, you have two of the top

eight on your death chart are not participating thus far in practices as they get geared up with

their own individual outlooks. So I think it, the domino effect that it creates is challenging,

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