I'm going to say no one's better to me.

Yeah, let's go.

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I am your host Kyle Crabs, lifelong Miami Dolphins fan, managing editor of USA Today's Dolphins Wire,

senior NFL draft analyst at the draft network.com, and your MC today throughout your

episode of the weekly Locked on Dolphins, power to the pod, power to you to talk about all

of your most compelling discussion points throughout the course of the week, the offseason,

or the Miami

Dolphins as a franchise.

You guys did not disappoint.

We have plenty of juicy thought-provoking questions to get into today, and I thank

you all for sending them to Twitter at Locked On Finns or through iTunes reviews, preferably the five-star

versions.

So let's dig in to everything you guys brought to the table today.

We are going to start things off with iTunes reviews Finns fan number one asked what

position group has the most and least depth and flexibility?

It's a good question.

I'd say that often secondary is their most versatile group.

I think in that secondary, you have legitimately six guys that can play man-to-man coverage in any assignment given game plan from week to week between Bobby McCain, Eric Crow, Byron Jones, Zavian Howard, Noeig Bahaghani, and Nick Neatim.

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