Dolphins Weigh Draft Options and Trade Scenarios Ahead of 2026 NFL Draft

51 articles · Updated · Miami Herald · Apr 23

The Miami Dolphins are preparing for the 2026 NFL Draft with two first-round picks, holding the 11th and 30th selections.
General manager Jon-Eric Sullivan is considering both roster needs and the potential to trade down, aiming to maximise draft capital.
Key positions of focus include offensive tackle, wide receiver, and cornerback, as the team looks to reshape its roster for future competitiveness.

Will the Dolphins risk their top pick on the talented but injury-prone receiver Jordyn Tyson?

Is one elite prospect worth sacrificing the draft capital needed to fill a depleted roster?

If a top prospect falls, will GM Jon-Eric Sullivan break his promise and trade up?

With a record dead cap hit, what is Miami's realistic timeline to become a contender?

How secure is Malik Willis's job if the Dolphins draft another quarterback this year?

Can Jeff Hafley's defensive, run-first philosophy win in today's high-scoring NFL?