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Kiko Alonso, Byron Maxwell to Miami for draft picks.

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I understand the idea of purging themselves of the Chip Kelly fiasco but getting rid of Kiko, who can be a top 10 linebacker when healthy, is a mistake. Unless there are injury concerns and they get a 1st rounder for him, I think Miami is getting a steal here.

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1 hour ago, h0llywood said:

I understand the idea of purging themselves of the Chip Kelly fiasco but getting rid of Kiko, who can be a top 10 linebacker when healthy, is a mistake. Unless there are injury concerns and they get a 1st rounder for him, I think Miami is getting a steal here.

There are always injury concerns with Alonso.

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1 hour ago, h0llywood said:

I understand the idea of purging themselves of the Chip Kelly fiasco but getting rid of Kiko, who can be a top 10 linebacker when healthy, is a mistake. Unless there are injury concerns and they get a 1st rounder for him, I think Miami is getting a steal here.

Lol.. If there are injury concerns? Do you live under a rock? 

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I remember when Bills fans were saying Kiko after his rookie season was just as good as Luke after having just won DPOY and that Luke was overhyped.

Now Kiko is on his 3rd team in 3 years and Luke is still the consensus best LBer in the league, and it's not particularly close by this point.

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