Miami Dolphins: What's the Twitter Buzz About Jarvis Landry After 2014 OTAs

In the 2014 NFL draft, the Miami Dolphins selected wide receiver Jarvis Landry in the second round.  It's early, but Landry has already created some buzz after several strong OTA performances.

Many of those who watched the Dolphins practice have been impressed with Landry's strong hands and ability to make plays after the catch: 

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Good catch by #Dolphins WR Jarvis Landry. The ball sticks when he gets his hands on it.

— James Walker (@JamesWalkerNFL) June 18, 2014"

Landry could be the steal of the draft, and he might be the final piece to the Dolphins' offensive puzzle.  Miami struggled at the slot position last year due to inconsistency and injuries from Brandon Gibson and Rishard Matthews. 

Even the Dolphins' franchise quarterback Ryan Tannehill has been impressed with Landry's performance: 

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Tannehill says Jarvis Landry has some of the "strongest hands" he's ever seen on a receiver

— Andrew Abramson (@AbramsonPBP) June 17, 2014"

With a revamped offensive line and a solid receiving corps, Tannehill finally has the weapons around him to succeed:

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Ryan Tannehill likes what he sees from Dolphins' new offense http://t.co/8uue6jn4vk

— Omar Kelly (@OmarKelly) June 18, 2014"

Sometimes it's easy to get blown away by an OTA performance, but Landry's strong hands were evident even back in his college days at LSU.  In his last season at LSU, Landry had 77 receptions for a total of 1,193 yards and 10 touchdowns.  

Since the draft, many analysts have praised the Dolphins for their second-round selection:

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Todd McShay loves Jarvis Landry. Trent Dilfer compared him to "another version of Anquan Boldin." That makes me feel a little better.

— Matty I (@TheMattyI) May 10, 2014"

Not only has Landry been impressive during OTAs, many claim he's been the Dolphins' best offensive player:  

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Miami Dolphins scrimmage report: Defense shows up; Jarvis Landry leads offense http://t.co/H1mDCAloXX

— PB Post Sports (@pbpsports) June 19, 2014"

If Landry can produce like this in the fall, Miami's offense could be lethal.  With the speedy Mike Wallace, the dependable Brian Hartline and the newly acquired Jarvis Landry, the Dolphins might have the best receiving trio in the AFC.