What the Miami Dolphins Must Learn From Super Bowl LV

We all saw what happened on Super Bowl Sunday. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers absolutely MANHANDLED the Kansas City Chiefs - and specifically their offensive line.

I'm sure by now you've heard the stat about how many yards Patrick Mahomes ran for before ever releasing the ball (in case you haven't, it was 497). This can not, should not, and if the Dolphins play their hand correctly, will not happen to Tua Tagovailoa.

So what am I suggesting? It's pretty simple. Penei Sewell. I know, I know, it's not the flashy pick or the fun pick. But it's probably the right pick. Now, this isn't to say that I disagree with drafting Devonta Smith or Jamar Chase - I would actually love that as well - but I just can't get the image of Mahomes running for his life out of my head. Drafting a guy like Penei Sewell, who by all accounts is a generational talent, will make sure we won't ever have to see it.

In case you haven't heard of Penei Sewell yet, allow me to introduce you. This 6'6, 331 pound stud out of Oregon was absolutely incredible the last time we saw him play. In his college career, he's allowed only ONE sack. Oh, and here's this other little tidbit - he received a Heisman vote as an underclassmen offensive lineman. Yeah, this guys legit.

Here's Penei playing some football:

Pretty cool stuff.

Anyways, I'm gonna wrap this up here. Penei Sewell is a beast, and he would be GREAT for the Miami Dolphins. But maybe Flo and Grier disagree. Maybe they think a receiver would be better. And if they do, I'm going to welcome it with open arms, because boy do we need a receiver.

Watch my video breakdown of this from my youtube channel: