Best/Worst AFC-E draft pick

[J Lunis]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...afc-east?campaign=fb-nf-sf77340157-sf77340157

Best pick: Isaac Asiata, OG, Utah (Round 5, No. 164 overall)
The skinny: Big and physical, Asiata can lose patience and play out of
control at times, but he plays like a forklift who is able to move cargo
and open running lanes. The Dolphins found a future starter in the fifth
round.

Most questionable pick: Raekwon McMillan, LB, Ohio State (Round 2, No.
54 overall)
The skinny: Obviously, there are some who liked McMillan more than I did
when I studied him on tape, but I still think the second round is too
early for a linebacker who is more of a worker bee than playmaker.

[euph...@mindspring.com]

McMillan certainly appears to be the most questionable choice for the Dolphins. As a #54 pick he needs to do more than develop into an "average starter." I hope that Grier and Tannenbaum knew something that pretty much everyone else has missed about Raekwon. There were too many other solid candidates available at that point to be stretching.

[Stoobz]

Asiata was the pick I liked the most. I was like, ALRIGHT MIAMI!

I can only hope McMillan grows into a steady tackling machine that has a
game changing play from time to time. He appears to be a man child of sorts.

[J Lunis]

Given the number of 2nd rounders who, by year 3, are out of the league
or backups, an "average starter" isn't a bad pick. Matter of fact, an
"average starter" for a round 1 guy isn't too shabby. That said, most
reviews knock him for not being an elite athlete but laud him for
instincts. As for me, I know very little about him.