Texas S Kenny Vaccaro is scheduled to visit the Dolphins at an undisclosed time.
This will count as one of the Dolphins' official visits. The team is locked in with Reshad Jones as one safety, but they might be looking to upgrade on Chris Clemons. The alternative is that the Dolphins staff is looking to get ahead of the curve and find talent for a 4-2-5 defensive scheme, since Vaccaro is very good at matching up against slot receivers.

I figured we will load up on DB's again, however I would prefer Rhodes at 12 if we go that route

-Rotoworld

Miami is bringing Rhodes in as well.

I'm hoping we take Xavier Rhodes in the 1st, Johnthan Banks in the 2nd, and Bacarri Rambo or David Amerson in the 3rd. If the Honey Badger falls far enough in the draft (5th round or later), I hope we look at him as well.

Jonathon Cyprien better be on everybodys radar hes 6'1 230 and can run big time at FIU at safety and trust if you are a big time prospect out of FIU getting drafted in the 2nd he is a beast remember TY

Grade
90.6


6'0" Height
31 3/4" Arm Length
217LBS. Weight
10 1/4" Hands

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Analysis
Strengths
Looks and plays like a strong in-the-box safety with solid thickness throughout his build. Holds his ground against blocks from bigger opponents, and also runs through traffic to wrap up ballcarriers inside (sometimes as a fast edge blitzer). Possesses enough speed and athleticism to cover ground as a zone defender in the back half and line up against slot receivers inside. Closes on stretch runs and quick throws to outside receivers even when playing well back from the line. Beats receiver blocks with quickness or strength. His secure tackling in those situations is also notable, as he brings some attitude into his attempts unlike other defensive backs in this class. Used as a blitzer on run and pass plays, can overpower running back blocks.
Weaknesses
Doesn’t have elite range or the height/length combination to play as a single-deep safety. Quick enough to make a hit after the catch when deep, but is often a step slow to recognize the pass coming into his area. Aggressive in coverage, he can be sucked up by play action and will jump underneath routes, allowing plays over the top. Lacks elite change of direction and quickness in man coverage, and does not recover like a corner if beaten by a quick move off the line or in space.
NFL Comparison
Jordan Babineaux
Bottom Line
One of the hardest-hitting safeties in the 2013 draft class, Cyprien offers enough range to be reliable in box coverage while displaying an aggressive mentality againt ball carriers and receivers. He plays smart, and that might be the most improtant trait when looking at safeties. However, despite it being unique, Cyprien doesn't have a very well known name ... yet.

I'm hoping we take Xavier Rhodes in the 1st, Johnthan Banks in the 2nd, and Bacarri Rambo or David Amerson in the 3rd. If the Honey Badger falls far enough in the draft (5th round or later), I hope we look at him as well.

Jonathon Cyprien better be on everybodys radar hes 6'1 230 and can run big time at FIU at safety and trust if you are a big time prospect out of FIU getting drafted in the 2nd he is a beast remember TY