Who will take Delmas’ place?

Last off-season Hickey and the Dolphins signed Louis Delmas to a one year “show me what you can do” deal, and if it was not for his late-season ACL injury in week 14.

Most of the pay per head reviews would have wagered that the Phins would have resigned him. He played very well last season and was a perfect compliment to Reshad Jones at the back end of the defense, however even if the Dolphins were to re-sign Delmas, he would not even be healthy to start the season, so Miami is most likely going to be searching for a replacement starting safety.

One potential option is to go after the Miami native free agent Antrel Rolle from the New York Giants. Even though he is probably past his prime entering his 11th season, he still has been a very productive player. Last season he had 87 tackles, 3 interceptions, 1 forced fumble, and 9 passes defended. His style of play is similar to Delmas, so the Dolphins could arguably just plug Rolle in for Delmas and not miss a beat. Some of the best sportsbooks would even say that Rolle is a better overall player than Delmas.

The Dolphins were interested in signing Rolle in 2010 when he hit free agency, but the Giants were willing to pay more money, so Rolle went to New York. However now 5 years later even though Rolle has still been one of the more productive safeties in the league, he will not command a huge contract. The Dolphins may also be considered a front runner for his services since he grew up in Miami and even played college ball for the Hurricanes, and many insiders believe that he would prefer to finish out his career closer to home.

If the Dolphins can get Rolle at a reasonable price, then this would be a great signing, considering he fills a need and is still a productive player. This would also allow Miami to not have to use a high draft pick on a safety, and they would be able to use their higher round picks on other areas of need. The best move would be for the Phins to sign Rolle to a one year contract and draft a safety late in the draft as an insurance policy. What does the rest of Phins news fans think about going after Rolle?

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5 comments

  • phinfreak
    February 24, 2015 at 4:49 pm

    Continuing on signing old FA to “plug a hole” is to continue a failed strategy.

    This regime has failed miserably at finding veteran FA’s that can stay healthy.

    Its time this franchise finds players in the latter part of the draft and develop younger players, but I doubt this coaching staff can accomplish this.

    • Dunner
      February 24, 2015 at 8:22 pm

      Mr. Freak, that is why younger healthier guys were mentioned above. Some times free agents do work out (Mr. Grimes), even though we haven’t had much success in that field lately (mostly Irelands downfall).
      What are you going to be saying Mr.Freak when (notice I said “when” not “if”) this franchise hits and makes the playoffs and beyond. Don’t jump on the wagon, because I have never seen a positive post/reply from you.

  • Dunner
    February 24, 2015 at 3:28 pm

    Believe our safety will come via free agency this year. Question is, do we get a 30+ year old for a year or pony up and get a younger one to play with Jones for a few years+?
    For me 2 Safeties come to mind and mostly for two reasons:
    1) Age
    2) Team coming from
    What do I mean by team coming from?
    Top wish list would be Devin McCourty. McCourty is young (28) and we can help deplete New England’s defense, two birds w/one stone.
    If not McCourty, then Da’Norris Searcy. Searcy is young (27) and we could help deplete Buffalo’s defense, two birds w/one stone.

    Safety Wish List:
    1) McCourty age 28
    2) Searcy age 27
    3) Raheem Moore age 25 (also would help deplete Denver’s defense)
    4) Kendrick Lewis age 27 (Houston’s defense)
    5) Sergio Brown age 27

    Notice how all safeties are young and 4 of the 5 come from AFC teams.

    Dream Scenario post combine-
    Dolphins secondary in 2015:
    CB: Brent Grimes
    CB: TRAE WAYNES (#14 pick)
    S: Jones
    S: McCourty

    I’ve been a huge fan of drafting a WR @ 14, but if Waynes is there (after watching the combine), he would look great along side Grimes.

    • Jimmy Bourbon
      February 25, 2015 at 4:53 pm

      Would love to get McCourty would kill two birds with one stone (a very good safety to pair with Jones, and would make the Patriots weaker at safety)