Denver Broncos Super Bowl victory came about because of stellar defense – specifically the pass rush. Panthers boasted the best offense in the league, but the Bronco’s relentlessly defense held the Panthers to 10 points and Cam Newton touchdown-less, in Super Bowl 50. The Broncos learned from suffering the same fate at the hands of Seattle and now they too will begin to suffer the attrition of losing players. The engine of that defense stands to take a large loss due to many players of the front seven being unrestricted FA’s. Their losses could pay off for other teams who aim to bolster their defense.
As the old saying goes, offense wins games, but defense wins Championships. The Broncos issue now will be trying to find a way to keep their stellar defense intact. However, this is going to be extremely difficult because they have many starters set to hit the free-agent market, and 4 of them are defensive starters. (Von Miller (ROLB), Danny Trevathan (RILB), Brandon Marshall (LILB), and Malik Jackson (RE)). MVP Von Miller is all but guaranteed to be slapped with the franchise tag. But, Denver still has Brock Osweiler and C.J. Anderson set to hit free agency as well, so there is no way that they will be able to re-sign all of their defensive studs.
Since Miami is in desperate need to upgrade their linebacking unit, it would be logical for Miami to look to consider acquiring a linebacker from a team that just won the Super Bowl. Both Brandon Marshall and Danny Trevathan would be an immediate improvement for the Dolphins and would be a nice leap in the right direction for Miami’s defense.
Brandon Marshall just completed his 4th season in the league, and he has been a stud the last two seasons piling up a total of 215 tackles, 3.5 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, and 2 interceptions. Danny Trevathan also just completed his 4th season, and he was injured in 2014 but in 2013 and 2015 he started the full season and compiled a total of 238 tackles, 2 sacks, and 4 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery, and 5 interceptions. Any of the best pay per head reviews will agree that both of these players are tackling machines, and they also have the stats that prove they are playmakers as well. The only caveat is that they played in a 3-4 system and they would have to transition to the 4-3 that Miami is expected to run.
Both of these two players each have 3 years worth of Playoff experience and played in 7 playoff games each, which is a total of 14 games playoff games between the both of them. Compare this to Miami’s current starters with only Kelvin Sheppard the sole starting linebacker that has playoff experience. So not only are both Marshall and Trevathan better than any of the Dolphins current linebackers, but each of them has played in big games, and now both players have a Super Bowl Ring on their resume. Either one of these players would be an immediate upgrade for the Dolphins, and Miami would be smart, to make a strong push for either one of these young men.
In the end, the price-tag will determine if their acquisition is even a possible consideration. But, Miami has holes everywhere. FA’s in Vernon, Miller, Shelby, and Matthews isn’t a guarantee to return, and all the holes can’t be filled in the draft. They will need to supplement the draft with FA’s. What direction they will go is anybody’s guess? But, this one would be as good as any. What is the rest of the Miami Dolphins News fans’ thoughts on trying to sign Marshall or Trevathan?
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