The Dolphins are reportedly signing pass rusher Melvin Ingram and while you may think this doesn't quite move the needle on the surface, allow GrindingTheTape to take you in the weeds on his potential utilization. FrontOffice33 | FinsUp
The Miami Dolphins have officially, after three seasons, completed the rebuilding chapter of their latest lifecycle as a team just as former Head Coach Brian Flores declared entering into the 2021 regular season.
Rebuilding teams don’t sign 33-year old pass rushers to one-year, five-million-dollar contracts like the Dolphins reportedly just did with Melvin Ingram. Rebuilding is largely based on the inherent desire to pool young talent and then let that talent play and develop for long-term benefits. And while Ingram hasn’t technically put the pen to paper yet, it has been reported that the signing is imminent.
And yes, sure, that was several years ago. Ingram is now 33, as we’ve mentioned. But if you’re reducing the snap count for Ingram , why can’t he offer the same flashes as he did playing 85% of the snaps for Bradley? Especially in the Dolphins’ defensive structure. A 57% frequency for linebackers on 1st & 2nd down when calling pressure or simulated pressure in 2020 versus 77% frequency for linebackers on 1st & 2nd down when calling pressure or simulated pressure in 2021
Consider Ingram the triple down. No, Ingram isn’t running 4.47 or jumping 42 inches; but his experience from a 2-point stance inside offers him a unique opportunity to fulfill as many X’s on the chalkboard for the 5-0 package as possible.
Tindall now projects as a three-down threat with sideline-to-sideline range and explosive pressure abilities on third down from both on the line of scrimmage and from depth
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