Did the Miami Dolphins make the right choice drafting Jake Long the first overall pick?

That guy that went undrafted had all the time in the world to throw the ball. hmmmm...I wonder why that was? I played football and coached football, and if its one thing I've learned is that if you do not have a good to great offensive line, you lose, PERIOD! The game is the same as it was when it was first invented, you win in the trenches. No blockin, no winnin'. And great offensive tackles, like quarterbacks and defensive ends, are extremely hard to find. Marshall Faulk, Issac Bruce, Torry Holt, Az - Hakim, and the rest would not have done or caught a damn thing with Kurt Warner laying on his back because of the lack of protection (as the Arizona Cardinals, Houston Texans when they had David Carr, are painfully learning). YOU HAVE to build your team from the inside out. Bill Parcells started the dominance of New England (remember Bill Belichek learned the pro game from Parcells), the Jets were good when he was there now they're garbage, he drafted all of Dallas' pro-bowlers, and you know what he did for the Giants. The common denominator among all those teams was that they were/are very physical along their offensive and defensive lines That's why his defenses were always in the top ten (ala Lawrence Taylor, Carl Banks, Willie McGinnest, Greg Ellis, and Demarcus Ware) and his offensive lines produced 1000+ yard running backs (see Curtis Martin, Marion Barber, Otis Anderson, Joe Morris, Julius Jones), That's the difference between super bowls and getting the first pick in the draft every year (like the Dolphins).