No holdout on horizon: Odrick, Dolphins talking

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dolfan7171dolfan7171New MemberOP
Jul 21, 2010, 02:25 PM

Looks like we wont have any holdouts during Traning Camp:

With training camp set to start the afternoon of July 30th, the Dolphins are obviously working on having all their players present but as of this morning two rookies -- first-rounder Jared Odrick and second-rounder Koa Misi -- are still not in the stable.

The Dolphins have made contract offers to both, according to a source. The same source tells me the club is not waiting for the typical slotting method -- waiting on a player ahead and behind to sign -- to get their deals done, particularly with Odrick.

The team and Drew Rosenhaus, the agent for the No. 28 overall selection, "have been working on the deal," and "are still optimistic about getting Jared into camp on time" the source said.

Rosenhaus was unavailable for comment.

Although nothing seems imminent at this point, there seem to be no out-of-the-ordinary obstacles preventing Odrick's deal from being done by July 30th's first training camp practice.

That is obviously good news as the Dolphins want Odrick competing with veteran Phillip Merling as each vies for a starting defensive end job.

The Dolphins have already signed A.J. Edds, Nolan Carroll, Reshad Jones, Chris McCoy and Austin Spitler. The club agreed to terms with third-round pick John Jerry on Monday. As previously reported, he gets a four-year contract worth $2.64 million.

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finyank13finyank13New Member
Jul 21, 2010, 02:28 PM

This 7171 I believe will be one of the more easier 1st rd picks Miami to sign in recent memory...

“If you told me A-Rod flew on a spaceship from Mars to here, I wouldn't be surprised."--thephins.com poster Ray Finkle on A-Rod

the 23rdthe 23rdNew Member
Jul 21, 2010, 02:41 PM

"dolfan7171 wrote:

Looks like we wont have any holdouts during Traning Camp:

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got to sign them early

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dolfan7171dolfan7171New Member
Jul 21, 2010, 03:09 PM

"finyank13 wrote:

This 7171 I believe will be one of the more easier 1st rd picks Miami to sign in recent memory...

Yeah, I agree with you on that one man. He doesn't seem like he would be looking for a big time deal. I think he is one of those guys who just want to get on the field. This should be quick. Thanks for posting.

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dolfan7171dolfan7171New Member
Jul 21, 2010, 03:10 PM

"the 23rd wrote:

got to sign them early

That's right....the earlier the better:up:

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finyank13finyank13New Member
Jul 21, 2010, 03:12 PM

"dolfan7171 wrote:

Yeah, I agree with you on that one man. He doesn't seem like he would be looking for a big time deal. I think he is one of those guys who just want to get on the field. This should be quick. Thanks for posting.


although Rosenhaus is his agent, but to counter that, Miami seems to have a pretty good relationship with him...

“If you told me A-Rod flew on a spaceship from Mars to here, I wouldn't be surprised."--thephins.com poster Ray Finkle on A-Rod

GARDENHEADGARDENHEADsubscriber
Jul 21, 2010, 03:39 PM

Believe it or not, GMs like dealing with Rosenhaus. He's a straight-shooter. He's brilliant at taking the bullets for his greedy clients.

Tanking is like taking a Greyhound bus cross-country. Sure, it may eventually get you where you want to go, but it’s messy and unpleasant and uncomfortable, it stinks, the entire time you’ll be wishing you weren’t there, and not everybody along for the ride is going to make it to the end. - Quote stolen from Deadspin

dolfan7171dolfan7171New Member
Jul 21, 2010, 03:49 PM

"finyank13 wrote:

although Rosenhaus is his agent, but to counter that, Miami seems to have a pretty good relationship with him...

That is why I am believing that this would not be a problem come traning camp.

Win, Lose, or Tie, I will be a Dolphins Fan Until I Die:up:

dolfan7171dolfan7171New Member
Jul 21, 2010, 03:50 PM

"GARDENHEAD wrote:

Believe it or not, GMs like dealing with Rosenhaus. He's a straight-shooter. He's brilliant at taking the bullets for his greedy clients.

There should be no problem then working out a good deal.

Win, Lose, or Tie, I will be a Dolphins Fan Until I Die:up:

Jul 21, 2010, 10:02 PM

He's the 28th overall pick, he should be among the first signed.

MonstBlitz;2232016 wrote:

It wouldn't surprise me if he is retained. Jeff Ireland is the nightmare that won't end. The **** stain you cannot flush. The Herpes for which there is no cure.

dolphan117dolphan117luxury_box
Jul 21, 2010, 10:43 PM

Drew has a history of getting his guys signed and into camp on time. I dont like the guy at a personal level but he understands the business and unlike some agents tries very hard to get his rookies into camp on time.

anlgpanlgpNew Member
Jul 22, 2010, 12:46 AM

1st round picks are no joke.

The team expects the pick to be what the NFL is all about.
The pick expects the team to treat them like recent 1st rounders.

Both want what's best for them and what's best for the team. Striking the deal is the tough part because the organization ultimately has to think for itself and the player has to think about their life.

Good to see it's looking like it won't be a holdout. Thanks for posting.

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MichaelFloydMichaelFloydNew Member
Jul 22, 2010, 01:06 AM

This is good news, indeed.

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