I just took a peak at this and it is still on going. They have the bloggers from each division acting as GMs.

James Walker, as the Dolphins, traded the 12th, 42nd, and both 3rd Rounders to the Raiders to move up to #3 and select Eric Fisher (Joeckel went #1 and Lane Johnson went #5 to Detroit).

I can't agree with this move if it costs that much, especially when I think Johnson is a solid option as well if Miami is going the draft route.

That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard in my life.

that's way too much compensation for a non-quarterback.

If you read enough of Walker's articles or chats you'll see he is way off at times.

He's the same guy who I believe wrote about some ridiculous trade proposals for Miami back at the deadline. The best part was speculated some possibilities, then a week later reported that he'd heard these rumors after he created them.

Too funny.

I'll take a proven LT in Albert for a 2nd over trading 4 of our first 5 picks for an unproven commodity.

It really seems like one way or another Albert's going to be a Dolphin.

I don't know? I keep getting a feeling like Winston will be the starting RT and Martin will be the starting LT. That the Fins will keep their picks and that all this other talk is just a fog......

John Clayton is among the latest who thinks that it's just a matter of time before this deal gets done

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Obviously a Jets fan was making the moves for the Dolphins.

James Walker has obviously lost his darn mind.

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Wouldn't that imply that Walker had a mind to lose?

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I'd rather see Miami trade back into the mid to late 20s, pick up a 2nd, and then take a cornerback or passrusher. Then we trade the 2nd we added for Albert. This way we get a proven veteran left tackle and get to keep all of our picks.