Who are some of the best Day 3 sleepers in the 2026 NFL Draft for the Miami Dolphins to target? Locked On Dolphins host Kyle Crabbs puts on his draftnik hat to share his favorites at each position for Miami to snoop around on in three weeks when Day rolls around on Saturday. Sneaky tight end targets, some high floor safeties, a sensible quarterback option and much more.

The Miami Dolphins didn’t just outline their future — they made it clear. At the NFL owners meetings, GM Jon-Eric Sullivan emphasized building through draft capital, competition, and premium positions. And one thing is certain: the Dolphins are building around De’Von Achane and Malik Willis. With 7 picks in the top 100 of the NFL Draft, Miami has full control of how this roster is shaped moving forward. This isn’t just a rebuild — this is a calculated plan to win sooner than expected. 👇 Dolphins fans — do you trust the plan? #MiamiDolphins #NFLDraft #FinsUp Click here to learn more and join your team’s community: [https://lockedonpodcasts.com/everyday...](https://lockedonpodcasts.com/everyday...) \*\*\*\*\* 'LIVE' Miami Dolphins Commentary + Analysis from former Miami Dolphins Defensive Tackle Jeff “Z” Zgonina, Locked On Dolphins Host Kyle Crabbs and Dolphins POSTCAST Host Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber. The Dolphins are building toward the 2026 season, and we will be right here 'LIVE' with your DOLPHINS SQUAD SHOW every Monday and Wednesday at noon ET all year long. ——- Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Club and get ad-free audio, access to our members-only Discord, and more — all built for our most loyal fans. Click here to learn more and join your team’s community: https://lockedonpodcasts.com/everydayerclub

Miami Dolphins gear up for a culture shift as new head coach Jeff Hafley sets a bold tone at the NFL owner meetings. Is Miami heading toward a more physical, accountable era? Hafley’s vision promises intense competition and a focus on developmental players, with a willingness to go full contact in training camp and reshape defensive back standards. Cornerback strategy, safety room uncertainties, and roster construction all come into sharp focus—who will seize the opportunity among Lonnie Johnson, Zayne Anderson, and Dante Trader? Host Kyle Crabbs unpacks Hafley’s insights on building toughness, setting fair standards, and more. The spotlight falls on Miami’s young, cost-efficient roster, evolving defensive schemes, and the necessity of identifying the right fits in a pivotal NFL Draft. Will the Dolphins thrive under heightened accountability, or does a challenging rebuild await?

Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan offered fresh insight on his operation on Monday at the NFL's annual Owners Meeting. He dished on what positions in the 2026 NFL Draft are deepest, disclosed his latest thoughts on Devon Achane, made a big reveal about his draft philosophy, and more.

The Miami Dolphins are no longer guessing — their plan is starting to come into focus. With Malik Willis now at the center of the offense, 7 picks in the top 100 of the NFL Draft, and a reshaped roster under GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley, Miami is building something very different. 👇 Dolphins fans — do you believe in this direction? Subscribe for Dolphins news, NFL Draft coverage, and real football insight every week. #MiamiDolphins #NFLDraft #FinsUp Click here to learn more and join your team’s community: [https://lockedonpodcasts.com/everyday...](https://lockedonpodcasts.com/everyday...) \*\*\*\*\* 'LIVE' Miami Dolphins Commentary + Analysis from former Miami Dolphins Defensive Tackle Jeff “Z” Zgonina, Locked On Dolphins Host Kyle Crabbs and Dolphins POSTCAST Host Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber.

Miami Dolphins rethink draft strategy with bold seven-round mock drafts. Can fresh faces like Spencer Fano and Makai Lemon deliver the physical edge and offensive firepower Miami needs for a breakthrough 2026 NFL season? Host Kyle Crabbs breaks down Matt Miller’s Dolphins class versus his own, spotlighting top prospects’ fit, value, and the franchise’s ongoing search for strength in the trenches. Analysis centers on Colton Hood’s press-man potential, V.J. Payne’s versatility at safety, and the impact of double-dipping at tight end with Oscar Delp and Dallen Bentley. Listeners get the inside scoop on key offseason moves, rookie contract drama at pick 43, and how Miami's new regime might navigate looming negotiation headaches. With pressing questions about roster construction and positional priorities, discover whether Miami can finally solve its durability woes and stay competitive in an evolving AFC East.

Miami Dolphins face a pivotal offseason as the 2026 NFL Draft safety class offers an abundance of elite options. Could Caleb Downs or Dillon Thieneman be the next defensive anchor in Miami, or will the front office prioritize versatile playmakers like Emmanuel McNeil-Warren and Jalon Kilgore? The search for a Pro Bowl-caliber safety is on—will positional value or athletic upside win out? Host Kyle Crabbs breaks down the strengths of top prospects, evaluates the current Dolphins safety room featuring Dante Trader and Zayne Anderson, and explores key traits like coverage versatility, tackling ability, and game-changing instincts. The discussion spotlights potential third-round gems such as V.J. Payne, Kyle Louis, and AJ Haulcy, and highlights strategic draft approaches. With Miami loaded with premium draft picks, the decisions made now could define their defensive future for years to come. Are the Dolphins set for a secondary transformation?

The Miami Dolphins aren’t just making moves… they’re building something — and it’s starting to come together. With 7 picks in the top 100, a reshaped roster, and a clear vision from GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley, Miami’s plan is becoming impossible to ignore. On this episode of Dolphin Squad Show, Jim “Gries” Grieshaber is joined by Kyle Crabbs and former Dolphins DT Jeff Zgonina to break down: • The Dolphins’ evolving roster plan and what recent moves really mean • Ronnie Harrison Jr., Malik Willis, and the direction of the defense • Trade buzz around Jordyn Brooks and what it signals • Hurricanes, Ohio State, and LSU Pro Days — who stood out and why it matters • Mock draft trends and the most likely targets for the Dolphins

Which offensive linemen should be under consideration at each one of the Miami Dolphins' top-100 selections? Locked On Dolphins host Kyle Crabbs offers his full mention of options for both guard and tackle at each of Miami's seven picks in the first three rounds.

Miami Dolphins' pass rush could be in for a major facelift—will Rueben Bain or Arvell Reese headline the next generation of edge threats in Miami's defense? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the top 17 edge rushers on his board and aligns each with the Dolphins' current crop of top-100 draft picks, providing an insider's menu of names at picks 11, 30, and 43 for the 2026 NFL Draft. Insights focus on positional value, player archetypes, and how John Eric Sullivan's GM philosophy may influence draft strategy. Key prospects discussed include TJ Parker (Clemson), David Bailey (Texas Tech), Ahkeem Mesidor (Miami), and potential high-upside options like Keldric Falk (Auburn) and Malachi Lawrence (UCF). Listeners get a comprehensive overview of Miami's options for building a dominant edge rotation, factoring in athletic profiles, off-field concerns, and fit within Jeff Hafley's evolving defense.

The Miami Hurricanes Pro Day just gave us a real look at what the Miami Dolphins might do next — and the plan is starting to come into focus. With 7 picks in the top 100, GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley are clearly building through the draft, and what we saw at Pro Day could directly impact Miami’s next moves. On this episode of Dolphin Squad Show, Jim “Gries” Grieshaber is joined by Kyle Crabbs and former Dolphins DT Jeff Zgonina to break down: • The biggest takeaways from Hurricanes Pro Day and what it means for Miami • How the Dolphins’ draft capital (7 top-100 picks) gives them full control • Why the Jaylen Waddle trade revealed the team’s true direction • The De’Von Achane conversation — and what his future says about the plan • Player movement across the roster — who’s in, who’s out, and what it means • The buzz around Malik Willis and what coaches and teammates are saying • How this new regime is reshaping the Dolphins from the ground up • A look at Dolphins culture and legacy, including the Mike Westhoff recognition

Miami Dolphins face pivotal draft decisions with wide receiver targets like Carnell Tate, Makai Lemon, and Jordyn Tyson. Could size and explosiveness reshape the offense and boost Malik Willis’s potential? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the risk-reward calculus for each top pick, questioning whether durability concerns and vertical threat profiles signal a new era in Miami’s passing game. Key prospects including Omar Cooper, KC Concepcion, Denzel Boston, and Chris Bell are weighed for their fit, versatility, and immediate impact potential. The discussion spotlights draft strategy priorities, how player traits—like run blocking and route diversity—shape roster construction, and reveals intriguing third-round sleepers such as Ted Hurst, Malachi Fields, and Zachariah Branch. Will this revamped wide receiver corps deliver the game-changing spark the Dolphins need to contend in the AFC East?

Miami Dolphins face a pivotal NFL Draft decision: when—and whom—to select at quarterback as the franchise eyes roster rebuilding. Is Cole Payton or Jalon Daniels the right fit for Mike McDaniel’s evolving offense, or could Ty Simpson offer value at pick 43? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the 2026 quarterback class, spotlighting Fernando Mendoza’s elite stock and assessing opportunity costs across draft rounds. Crabbs evaluates potential day-two and day-three targets like Drew Allar, Taylen Green, Garrett Nussmeyer, and Carson Beck, weighing their athletic tools and scheme adaptability. The episode highlights Miami’s positional priorities, impact of the Malik Willis signing, and the strategic importance of draft pick tiers. From athleticism to passing upside, Crabbs ranks his favorite QB options for the Dolphins and warns against reaching early at the position. Will Miami’s calculated approach yield a franchise-changing signal caller or simply reinforce quarterback competition?

Miami Dolphins fans face a high-stakes NFL Draft conundrum: which elite prospects are simply too valuable to trade away at pick 11? Host Kyle Crabbs spotlights Sonny Styles, Rueben Bain, and Caleb Downs as can't-miss talents, examining why their positional value, versatility, and fit could transform Miami's defense. With top-10 grades and critical roster needs, could passing on one of these game changers haunt the Dolphins for years? Crabbs breaks down Miami’s roster situation, the surging importance of linebacker, edge rusher, and safety, and how players like Vega Ioane, and Francis Mauigoa stack up. From salary cap maneuvers with De'Von Achane to the strategic calculus of when to trade down, listeners get a passionate look at potential draft strategies, the evolving value of top prospects, and what it would take for the Dolphins to consider moving off their pick. The countdown to draft night is on—are Miami’s future stars already on the board?

Miami Dolphins prepare for a franchise-defining NFL Draft haul with 11 picks and critical needs at wide receiver, tight end, and safety. Will Miami’s aggressive draft strategy and “competition in every room” mantra under new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan pay off? Kyle Crabbs analyzes top prospects like Carnell Tate, Kenyon Sadiq, and Caleb Downs, spotlighting the deep talent pool in positions where the Dolphins need fresh playmakers. The conversation tackles the rapid drop-off among offensive linemen, the urgency to land starting-caliber talent early, and intriguing fits for Miami’s evolving roster. Plus, hear insights on new competition signings Bradley Pinion and Tabor Pepper, plus which position battles still need to heat up. Will a surplus of picks finally move the Dolphins from rebuilding to real AFC contenders?

The Miami Dolphins just made a move that may have changed the future of the franchise. So what exactly are they building right now? The Dolphins have made it clear — this offseason isn’t about shining it up and making it pretty. It’s about ripping it apart and building it again- almost from scratch. It’s a complete shift in how this franchise is being built. No more shiny object syndrome. It’s nuts and bolts time for Miami. After trading WR1 Jaylen Waddle and loading up on draft capital, (exactly the way our Kyle Crabbs has been saying since halfway through last season) Miami now sits at a crossroads under new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan, Head Coach Jeff Hafley, Troy Aikman, Dan Marino, and everyone else on Dolphins’ Owner Stephen Ross’ advisory team. On this episode of Dolphins Squad Show, host Jim “GRIES” Grieshaber is joined by Kyle Crabbs and former Dolphins DT Jeff “Z” Zgonina to break down what this new direction really means.

The Miami Dolphins have reportedly told teams calling that Devon Achane is NOT available. What does that mean for the Dolphins' 2026 build, for Miami's draft capital, and more? Plus, the fallout from the Jaylen Waddle deal and a few free agent signings who could have fit in nicely with Miami but signed elsewhere.

Miami Dolphins shake up the NFL by trading star wide receiver Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos for a first, third, and fourth-round pick. Is this the start of a full rebuild in Miami or the path toward a dynamic, draft-driven future? Kyle Crabbs examines the Dolphins' aggressive roster overhaul, spotlighting the implications for Malik Willis, the wide receiver room, and the team’s draft strategy. Key points include the financial impact of massive dead cap, emerging receiver prospects like Omar Cooper, and John Eric Sullivan’s promises to diversify Miami’s offense. The conversation also questions whether the Dolphins can replace Waddle’s production and navigate the challenges of a teardown season. Will Miami's new asset-loaded approach finally deliver sustainable success?

Miami Dolphins overhaul their roster with a wave of veteran salary benefit deals, prioritizing competition and future flexibility over big-money free agents. With names like Tutu Atwell, Jamaree Salyer, and Josh Uche, the team's front office crafts a calculated approach to free agency that challenges last season's "most unlikable" roster and ignites a fresh hunger to earn starting roles. Kyle Crabbs breaks down Miami's tight cap management—highlighting the strategic impact of signing role players to low-risk, one-year contracts and the long-term vision of building around draft picks. Key topics include the Dolphins’ $8.5 million cap space, the challenge of replacing lost talent, and lessons from the Green Bay Packers’ free agency philosophy. Will this high-turnover model pay off, or are the Dolphins set to reinvent their lineup every offseason? Don’t miss this essential analysis for Miami fans eyeing a new era.

The Miami Dolphins have been one of the busiest teams in the NFL this offseason — but what exactly is Miami building?