The Laremy Tunsil Trade to Date

[EDGECRUSHER]

Noah Igbinoghene

Solomon Kindley

Jaylen Waddle

Jevon Holland

2022 3rd round pick

2022 4th round pick

2023 first-round pick.

This obviously includes the trades we have made with the picks we acquired. Still too early to tell but Kindley has been good for us and should get better. Waddle could be a star, Holland is a Day 1 starter and Noah was always going to be a project. I think we all were confused with that pick but the kid has incredible athletic skill and will probably see the field more this season. One thing is for sure, this is the longest trade in NFL history and knowing us, we will probably extend it into 2025.

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I'm pretty certain they're setting up Noah to be Howards replacement one day.  If he can live up to that is to be seen.  I'd say Miami won the Tunsil trade lmao.

[EDGECRUSHER]

I'm pretty certain they're setting up Noah to be Howards replacement one day.  If he can live up to that is to be seen.  I'd say Miami won the Tunsil trade lmao.

That was my guess too, take him in case Howard gets more legal or injury problems. Still, we used a 1st rounder on a huge position of strength. He better turn out to be something special.

[Spider-Dan]

I'd say Miami won the Tunsil trade lmao.

Miami definitely has the potential to win the trade, but they haven't done it yet.

Tunsil has made 2 Pro Bowls at a foundational franchise position.  He has been exactly what HOU hoped when they traded for him.

Noah isn't anywhere close to starter quality yet, and Kindley has played at replacement level.  Waddle and Holland haven't stepped on an NFL field, so we can hardly judge their success today.

[Spider-Dan]

It's also worth mentioning that the trade looks lopsided primarily because of how poorly the Texans did in 2020.  Had their pick been in the mid 20s (as it was in 4 of the previous 5 years), we'd now be saying that the Dolphins lost big in that trade.

If MIA does terrible this year and PHI ends up getting a top-5 pick for trading down from 6 to 12, the Dolphins will look just as dumb as the Texans do.

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[EDGECRUSHER]

It's also worth mentioning that the trade looks lopsided primarily because of how poorly the Texans did in 2020.  Had their pick been in the mid 20s (as it was in 4 of the previous 5 years), we'd now be saying that the Dolphins lost big in that trade.

If MIA does terrible this year and PHI ends up getting a top-5 pick for trading down from 6 to 12, the Dolphins will look just as dumb as the Texans do.

If Miami ends up with a Top 5 pick, fire everyone.