Their speed-based attack burst onto the scene when Mike McDaniel arrived in South Beach, torching defenses with a unique pair of burners in Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle at receiver. With running backs that matched that skillset, Miami resembled more of a track team than one typically seen on the gridiron.

The Miami Dolphins haven't made double-digit selections in a draft since 2020 when they started an 11-player class by taking Tua Tagovailoa, Austin Jackson, and Noah Igbinoghene all in Round 1. While the Dolphins are set to have 10 picks in the 2025 NFL draft,

The needs are clear — cornerback, offensive guard, defensive tackle — and the Dolphins need “NFL-ready” talent.