Miami drafts four players on Day 2 of 2026 NFL Draft

4 articles · Updated · MiamiDolphins · Apr 25

The Dolphins selected Jacob Rodriguez, Caleb Douglas, Will Kacmarek, and Chris Bell with picks 43, 75, 87, and 94 respectively.
Rodriguez is the first Texas Tech defensive player drafted by Miami since 1996, while Douglas and Bell add depth at wide receiver and Kacmarek strengthens the tight end position.
Miami has now picked six players in the top 100, tying a franchise record, and holds seven more picks on the final day, aiming for 13 total selections in the 2026 draft.

Were Miami's controversial Day 2 picks a scouting masterclass or a front office miscalculation?

With six top-100 picks, has Miami successfully laid the foundation for its new physical identity?

After trading star receivers, why did Miami draft an injured player and another widely seen as a 'reach'?

Can decorated linebacker Jacob Rodriguez live up to the legacy of Dolphins Hall of Famer Zach Thomas?

Is drafting injured receiver Chris Bell a savvy long-term investment or too great a risk for a rebuilding team?

Is Miami's 'run-first' draft strategy a blueprint for success or a mistake in the modern passing league?