The Draft Grades the “Experts” are Giving the Dolphins: PART 2 The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and now all of the outlets are releasing their draft grades.
The Miami Dolphins added a whole bunch of talent over the weekend — but one big question remains. The Miami Dolphins’ 2026 NFL Draft class will afford the franchise plenty of snaps in 2026.
The Wild Card of the 2026 Dolphins Draft: Chris Bell The Miami Dolphins selected another receiver in round 3, and this one is an interesting story. Chris Bell out of Louisville was selected at pick 94.
Dolphins Invite Former FSU QB to Minicamp – But There’s a Catch The Miami Dolphins have invited former UCF, Boston College, and Florida State quarterback Thomas Castellanos to their rookie minicamp on a tryout basis.
The draft is over, and the Miami Dolphins have added 13 players to their roster. Since then, they’ve reportedly agreed to terms with 11 undrafted free agents, though those signings are not yet official and likely won't be finalized until the start of rookie minicamp May 8.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
Executing the Vision for the Future The 2026 Miami Dolphins entered the NFL Draft with something that has often felt elusive in recent years: clarity. This was not a weekend driven by impulse or short-term fixes, but by a defined vision that shaped every decision.
The Miami Dolphins’ draft class is in the books. It started with offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor, and ended with edge rusher Max Llewellyn. The Dolphins finished their first class under Jon-Eric Sullivan with 13 picks as they look for foundational pieces for what they hope will be a quick rebuild.
The Miami Dolphins ended up with a league-high 13 selections in the 2026 NFL draft, picking three wide receivers, three linebackers, two offensive linemen, two tight ends, and one cornerback, one safety and one edge defender.
Kevin Coleman Jr. is a Great Addition to the New Look Dolphins WR Room In Round five, the Miami Dolphins took their third wide receiver in the 2026 NFL Draft, and this one is the polar opposite of the first two Miami selected.
The Draft Grades the “Experts” are Giving the Dolphins The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and now all of the outlets are releasing their draft grades.
The Miami Dolphins’ 2026 NFL Draft is complete and they’ve collected a baker’s dozen of rookies. The Miami Dolphins’ 2026 NFL Draft is complete and they’ve collected a baker’s dozen of rookies.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Miami Dolphins have been cleaning up during the 2026 NFL Draft. Miami already landed one steal on Day 2 in wide receiver Chris Bell. Now the Dolphins have landed a defensive player who is also regarded as a steal compared to consensus boards.
The third day of the NFL Draft is off and running, and the Miami Dolphins came into the day armed with seven picks, including two in the fourth round. Those two picks fell within eight slots of each other, and the Dolphins continued to add to their defense, which is undergoing a transition with new head coach Jeff Hafley.
Just like they had for the third round, the Miami Dolphins had a clear theme for Round 4, and it was all about defensive versatility. In selecting edge
With pick #130 in Round 4, the Miami Dolphins select linebacker Trey Moore, LB, Texas. NFL.com Draft Profile Moore is a highly productive, 46-game starter with flexible NFL positioning.
Dolphins football is back baby! That can be a good or bad thing depending on who you ask. But what better way to kick off the Dolphins’ umpteenth rebuild than with two solid selections in the 2026 NFL Draft?
With the 27th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, the Miami Dolphins have selected CBChris Johnson With the No. 27 overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft, the Miami Dolphins have selected San Diego State cornerback Chris Johnson.
Miami decided to get itself some extra picks for the weekend, trading back one spot to the No. 12 overall selection. They still have to feel pretty good about who they ended up with, taking offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor.