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Dolphins have discussed trade down with “at least” three teams

Joe Philbin is seen at the podium after speaking to the media after he was named head coach of the NFL's Miami Dolphins in Davie

Joe Philbin (L) is seen at the podium after speaking to the media after he was named head coach of the NFL’s Miami Dolphins, as team General manager Jeff Ireland (C) and team owner Stephen Ross (R) leave the news conference in Davie, Florida January 21, 2012. REUTERS/Andrew Innerarity (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT FOOTBALL)

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Numerous reports and predictions Thursday have confidently claimed that the Dolphins will use the eighth pick in the draft to reunite quarterback Ryan Tannehill with offensive coordinator Mike Sherman, Tannehill’s college coach. At the same time, there is a realistic -- and reportedly growing -- possibility that the Dolphins will never make the eighth pick.

Citing multiple club sources, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports that the Dolphins have spoken to “at least three teams about moving back.” Salguero states that this “definitely has a chance” of happening.

If the Dolphins aren’t sold on Tannehill as a franchise quarterback, they should pass on him. Adding picks to move out of the eighth spot would make that decision even more appealing.

It just might not go over too well with the owner.