With the sun beginning to set on Tuesday, leaving just four days until the start of the 2009 NFL Draft, Phil comes through in the clutch with his prediction/recommendation for Bill Parcells' Fins at No. 25.

The Miami Dolphins are perhaps the neediest 11-5 team ever. Miami could use a WR to line up opposite of Ted Ginn, a SOLB to help the pass rush opposite of Joey Porter, a starting CB to fill the void when Andre' Goodman left, a stud NT to be Jason Ferguson's heir, and a thumper at ILB. Looking at the board at #25, Miami could go WR with Hakeem Nicks, CB with Sean Smith or Alphonso Smith, or OLB with Clint Sintim or Connor Barwin.

Sintim is probably the safest pick here having come from a 3-4 system and would be the prototypical SOLB to line up opposite of Porter. This would allow Cam Wake to slide into the backup WOLB role and learn for a year behind Porter.

With Goodman leaving, Eric Green signed as a journeyman, Will Allen's contract expiring next year, and 1st round bust Jason Allen at CB, Miami's biggest need is at CB. However Miami does have two 2nd round picks and could address whatever need isn't filled in the 1st round there. With a few CBs that are still attractive on board that should be available in the 2nd round, I'm going to roll the dice and select the safest player, which is OLB Clint Sintim.