
NFL Draft: Dolphins' Picks & Top Prospects
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Miami Dolphins, with two first-round picks, address cornerback and receiver needs in the latest Sun Sentinel mock draft. After trading Jaylen Waddle, they select Jermod McCoy from Tennessee at eleven and Denzel Boston from Washington at thirty. The team focuses on defense in this Green Bay-style rebuild, with edge, line, and safety needs to be addressed in later rounds.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — NFL Draft: Dolphins' Picks & Top Prospects. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 4th, were one month away from the 2026 NFL Draft, set for April 23rd through 25th in Pittsburgh. The Miami Doffins hold two first round picks after trading why receiver Jalen Waddle to Denver for the number 30 selection. Teams have scouted prospects at pro days and combines, while free agency left Miami needing edge rushers, cornerbacks, safeties, offensive linemen, and maybe another receiver. Raiders lock in quarterback Fernando Mendoza from Indiana at number 1, a pick that's been obvious for months after his pro day shine. Jets grab edge rusher Arville Reese from Ohio State at two for that athletic upside. Cardinals take Miami's own offensive tackle, Francis Maui-Goa at. Three to bolster protection. Dolphins fans feel the sting of losing Waddle, but the extra pick opens options amid roster holes from free agency. GM, John Eric Sullivan, eyes defense first, and this green-based style rebuild, with chatter about trading down from 11 to stockpile more talent.
In this latest Sun Sentinel mock, Miami selects cornerback Germad McCoy from Tennessee at 11. The guy crushed pro day after tearing his ACL last January, proving he's a lockdown threat. Then at 30 from Denver, they snag six foot four wide-out Denzel Boston from Washington to replace Waddle's production right away. Day one feels corner and receiver needs, leaving edge, line, and safety for later rounds with solid depth available. Scouts keep tweaking boards as visits wrap up. I'm Cory with the story. That's your NFL news today update. AI powered and always on.
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