I've heard a lot of negativity surrounding this guy but I personally think he would be a good guy to pick up if he's available in the second round... Sparano seems pretty impressed to from what I read, but what do you guys think?

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He is my 2nd favorite at the 12th pick... McClain is the 1st...

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if he lasts until we pick in the second round, I'd be on it like a hobo on a ham sandwich

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As I'm sure Cody will be eating at the time he is picked.

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lol, iowa

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No way he falls that far to us in the second round.... period.

No way we take him in the 1st round...

We've talked about this once before. Me being an avid Alabama fan I got to watch a lot of him. Cody eats up blocks in the middle, no question about that. He does have "some" play making abilities, they are sometimes few and far inbetween though. I wouldn't mind having Cody, but I wouldn't mind seeing him go by either. IF he did fall to the second round, no doubt we'd look at em.

Just my .02

on a more serious note though, mount cody is a guy that really intrigues me. we may still need a safety and some linebackers but i think the addition of terrance cody would instantly upgrade our defensive line in a way that would immediately show on the score board as he is great against the run and hence it would negatively affect opponents ability to sustain drives by the run as teams were doing readily enough this year. the way i see it is he has plenty of red flags, but considering our coaching staff are getting a first hand dose of him this week in the senior bowl, i'll be comfortable with whatever decision they make, as they are being afforded some great insight into a player at a position of need

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hey coots whats up buddy? you could as a 'bama fan be our resident expert on mount cody and i agree, 12 is too high, and i too suspect that although he may slide it won't be to us all the way in the second round.
so the question i pose to you is this; if rolondo mclain (another of your 'bama boys) is off the board at 12, would you trade back into the twenties and pick him up? i personally would as we acquire more picks as well as get a good NT, something in my opinion that doesn't just come along every day

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I think for Cody it will come to down his passion and discipline. There is no question he is gifted but if Sparano doesn't see a kid who is serious about being a professional and can make the effort to shed some weight and then disciplined enough to keep it off, he won't be a Dolphin. JMHO. He is definitely one of those risk/reward picks

Don't be so sure. Just a couple of years ago, Alan Branch was supposed to be a top 10 pick and slipped all the way to the top of the 2nd round. These big, slow fat guys (especially one who gained 15 lbs from the BCS game to the Senior Bowl) sometimes tend to drop way farther than people think.

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I am not sure that trading back is as easy as it sounds. It may not be an option. We toss it around as if it is a sure thing. The Phins may not find a trading partner to make it worth while.

while your right and it's never a sure thing, i think it is easier to trade down from the twelfth than the first pick, as the pick doesn't come with the same bloated salary but is still high enough to draft an impact player minus the pressure of the overall top selection. Jimmy johnson had a value chart that put a point value on picks that was pretty popular. if we could find it, i think we'll find the twelfth overall pick has just as much if not more trade value than an actual good pick itself. I could be mistaken but say a first and third or a first and second would be the going rate for that spot, depending on the other team's level of desperation.

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Rich bought up Alan Branch and another example to look at just last year was Rey Maulauga, as most thought he would go in the 1st round and went into the 2nd round and almost made it to Miami.

Cody was projected in the early to mid twenties in some projections, but I have seen my fair share of 2nd round projections and one had even a 3rd round on him.

People will certainly question Cody dedication to the game and he has to take conditioning much more seriously than he has. This is a kid that could probably play at 350 lbs and take his game to another level.

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He will be the first person watching the draft at golden corral


also second round yes, first round god no, obviously has work ethic problems. It Baffles me how these guys are so close to making millions and they don't seem to care. Man to have that ability and waste it,

Guess i just wish i was more athletice

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If he can get down to 350.. Sure, Id take him in the 2nd. But, honestly.. Odrick fits our system better as a Nose.

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Disagree. Cody is the type of player that can take a double team and not be budged and even at 370 he moves pretty well and has been a handful at the Senior Bowl. I saw Oldrick get handled in one on one drills against Mike Iupati, the stud OG from Idaho.

I would definitely take Cody in the 2nd round if he were available

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Most analysts say that Cody is a late 1st or early 2nd round pick. Of course, everything is usually muddled up until the NFL Combine hits us.

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I like him. Tony says he can move. 370lbs that can move is dangerous.

Ski, the thing I like most is he commands a double team and stands his ground.

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I want a guy who can move a double team

He needs to lose weight. He WILL NOT have a long and productive career if he is at 370 lbs. At that weight, he will have recurring knee and/or ankle problems, and more than likely back problems as well, which seems to be a common issue with nose tackles who play too upright.

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That is not required of a 34 nose tackle. Only requiring a double team on every play is.

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I know it's not required, but darn it would be sweet!

Talking about day 3 senior bowl, not looking good for cody

Alabama DT Terrence Cody -- We understand Cody's potential to be a space-eater inside, but his sloppy build and lack of consistent effort are hard to ignore. Cody had a hard time splitting double-teams on Day 3 and was knocked off-balance several times by the down blocker, which raises question about his overall core strength. And while his role will obviously be as an interior run-stuffer Cody offers nothing as a pass-rusher. He can be an effective bull rusher at times but he doesn't stay low enough to generate a lot of push so offensive linemen are able to sink and anchor against him, and when that happens he has no countermove. At this point we would have a hard time using even a second-round pick on a guy who is going to give you limited snaps over the course of a game because of his weight and one-dimensional game.

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The more I see and hear about this kid, the less i want him. We don't need another dude who comes in here with a lazy attitude and ends up crying when the coach yells at him.

The kid played for Nick Saban, so I don't think that is a concern.

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Crying, maybe not, but laziness definitely. This kid weighed 400+ in JUCO... and gained 16 pounds in only a couple of days leading up to the most important period of his professional life.

I'd rather have someone with the passion to be great... not someone expecting a walk in the park and not taking this seriously.

Mel Keiper has 6 DTs going in round one and none of them are the "athlete" pictured above.

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