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2015 Pro Day Notes: Wednesday, April 1, 5:20 p.m. 
By Tony Pauline, http://draftinsider.net/

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The day belonged to receiver Phillip Dorsett. 

As reported earlier, Dorsett blistered in the 40 and improved his already fast time from the Combine. Afterward, Dorsett was nothing short of sensational during position drills. He ran crisp routes, caught everything thrown in his direction and most importantly, practiced to his 40 time. People who've been attending Hurricane pro days for more than a decade told me Dorsett's performance today was the best they've ever witnessed at a Miami pro day. 

Yesterday I reported Dorsett had dinner with the New Orleans Saints. Today I can tell you they are bringing the speedy wideout in for a visit. I can also inform that head coach Sean Payton and Jeff Ireland were on the sidelines gushing over Dorsett and talked about what a great fit the receiver would be for their offense. 

Running back Duke Johnson timed under 4.5 (4.48), which is faster than his Combine mark. 

As reported earlier, Denzel Perryman went down with a hamstring injury at the end of his second run, and I'm hearing it's pretty significant. How this affects Perryman during his individual workouts moving forward is something to keep watch of. 

I'm told defensive end Anthony Chickillo came to the workout a little lighter, and was used exclusively at linebacker during position drills, but struggled. He was stiff and looked poor trying to backpedal in coverage drills. 

Ladarius Gunter looked smooth and fluid in drills, while Clive Walford, who was struggling with a hamstring issue, was put through a grueling workout by the Cincinnati Bengals. 
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Glad to hèar The U is still producing talent despite poor results. I spent summers with family in the late 80s early 90s in Sweetwater & Biscyne Bay, and THEY LOVE THEIR CANES & take so much pride in the players! It was an NFL ProBowl player factory up until 10-15 years ago. Hope that program resurrects catering to all the SICK local talent they produce

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After this I can't see him getting to our 2nd round pick but a good WR will have to be there, there's simply too much wideout talent this year. I'd take Periman.

Again if you were playing this draft purely on strength of positions correlating with our needs it'd go:

Round 1: OLB

Round 2: WR

Round 3: RB

There will be good talent there at each slot.

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After this I can't see him getting to our 2nd round pick but a good WR will have to be there, there's simply too much wideout talent this year. I'd take Periman.

Again if you were playing this draft purely on strength of positions correlating with our needs it'd go:

Round 1: OLB

Round 2: WR

Round 3: RB

There will be good talent there at each slot.

Exactly how I see it. Depending on who's available in second and third I would flip it. Like if Gurley is still there in second I run and pick him then go for Agholor assuming Dorsett would be gone. Or take Dorsett and best available RB in third.

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