But there is also a decent chance, if the roster more or less stays the same, that the Sharks will be right back in the same ...

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Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier shares the positive reception he received from other general managers around the NFL after their Kenneth Grant pick at 13th overall.

Dolphins GM Chris Grier, time to defer is over Grier has been with the Dolphins for 20-plus years in part because he is one of those collaborator-consensus-builder types we all love to work with.

Over the past few years, Grier has made many of the wrong decisions, and as a result, the Dolphins find themselves in one of the more interesting positions around the NFL.

Best guess, Tyler Toffoli, Barclay Goodrow or Mario Ferraro would be the early favorites to be the Sharks’ next captain. “I’m always going to be a Sharks fan,” Couture said.

Grier built a leaky roster, McDaniel a leaky culture. But it’s Grier’s time right now with 10 picks in the upcoming NFL draft. March and April are his November and December.

The Sharks' defenseman corps is in desperate need of more talent, especially if Grier decides to trade away veterans Jan Rutta and Mario Ferraro, the blue line will take an even bigger hit.

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