The Patriots have been linked to showing interest in the player the Dolphins chose in Round 2, guard Jonah Savaiinaea, but after the Arizona product went off the board, multiple teams eyed the Patriots’ No.
The Miami Dolphins’ offensive line hasn’t been known as a tough, physical group. The prevailing narrative around the team is that it is soft and unable to run the ball up the middle against good defenses.
Many teams around the NFL are busy inking draft picks to their rookie deals. In the case of the Dolphins, that includes their top selection now being on the books.
Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier said the Dolphins would invest in the offensive line this offseason, and that’s precisely what they did with their second pick in the 2025 NFL draft. The Dolphins traded up from pick 48 with the Las Vegas Raiders to select Arizona offensive guard Jonah Savaiinaea at pick 37.
Many people have been wondering why Miami traded up for guard Jonah Williams in the second round of the NFL Draft last week. Well, we now have our answer.
GREEN BAY — University of Arizona offensive guard Jonah Savaiinaea is heading to Florida after being selected by the Miami Dophins as the No. 51 overall pick in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft.
The Dolphins entered the draft in need of a starting guard, and draft analysts believe they got it right with Arizona’s Jonah Savaiinaea early in the second round. “He can play outside, he can play inside,” NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah said.
The Miami Dolphins, at long last, have done what so many of their fans have pounded the table for them to do - take their offensive line more seriously.
Miami Dolphins fans clamoring for offensive line help got their wish in the second round of the 2025 NFL draft, though it came at an extra cost. The Dolphins selected guard/tackle Jonah Savaiinaea from Arizona with the 37th overall pick after making a trade with the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Dolphins are jumping up to No. 37, acquiring the pick from the Raiders. Miami will send Las Vegas Nos. 48, 98 and 135 for Nos. 37 and 143, NFL.com’s Mike Garafolo reports.
The 2025 NFL Draft is here, and with it comes hope for many NFL teams. However, not every pick is a home run selection. As Day 2 unfolds, we'll be live grading every pick, providing instant analysis and takeaways throughout the night.
The 49ers need a starting left guard and could draft Jonah Savaiinaea in Round 2. Here's why: Aaron Banks recently signed a four-year, $77 million deal with the Green Bay Packers.
Cincinnati among several teams interested in this mammoth Wildcat The mountain is coming to Cincinnati. Arizona’s Jonah Savaiinaea, a man-mountain who comes in at 6-foot-5 and 336 pounds, is on his way to Cincinnati for a pre-draft visit, according to Ryan Fowler.
Fans can learn a lot about what their favorite team's NFL Draft plans are based on their actions in the weeks leading up to draft weekend, and for the Chicago Bears, an upcoming top 30 visit suggests GM Ryan Poles' work to upgrade the offensive line is far from complete.
The 2025 NFL Draft invite cycle continues to roll on with top prospects set to meet with teams around the league with less than three weeks until the draft kicks off.
The Bengals are bringing in Arizona offensive tackle Jonah Savaiinaea for a pre-draft visit. The Draft Network's Ryan Fowler reported the news. Savaiinaea played left and right tackle at Arizona, amassing 2,350 offensive snaps over the past three seasons. Although he projects as an NFL guard at 6-5, 336 pounds.
What if I told you the Cowboys could land a plug-and-play right guard and still walk away with either Ashton Jeanty or your favorite receiver of the first-round group?
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Jonah Savaiinaea has an intriguing skillset with extensive experience playing primarily on the right side of the offensive line. Could he be a potential replacement for the right tackle if the Giants don't re-sign Jermaine Eluemunor?
Jonah Savaiinaea might have sprinted his way into the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Savaiinaea, who started 36 games on the offensive line over three seasons at Arizona, turned heads at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine over the weekend with his rare combination of size and speed.
Programs around the country always have to prepare for some of their best players to leave school early in search of professional pursuits, and Arizona is no exception.