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Dolphins' Patrick McMorris: Provides needed depth in Miami
The Dolphins selected McMorris in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft, 198th overall.
McMorris brings plenty of production to the Miami secondary, as he was an all-conference performer in the Mountain West with San Diego State for much of his collegiate career. He transferred to Cal for his final year of eligibility and immediately stepped in to lead the team in pass breakups. McMorris has the physicality to play safety in the pros, but he lacks explosiveness (sixth percentile broad jump, fifth percentile vertical jump) which limits his upside. The Dolphins had only three safeties on the roster entering the draft, so McMorris should have a chance to make the team with a decent performance in training camp.
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Dolphins' Malik Washington: Miami scoops wideout in Round 6
The Dolphins selected Washington in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft, 184th overall.
Washington was expected to go a good two rounds earlier than this, so the former Virginia and Northwestern standout could prove to be a nice pick for the Dolphins this late. Washington doesn't look like your typical coach Mike McDaniel wideout at 5-foot-9, 191 pounds, and he lacks the lateral dynamism of wideouts like Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, but it seems like Washington should be able to assist the Dolphins offense if only in a small role. More specifically, at his height Washington is likely somewhat slot dependent, and unlike most slot wideouts he's more explosive vertically than laterally. With a 4.47-second 40-yard dash and standout hands there should be enough here for McDaniel to figure something out, just perhaps never in a starting role.
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Dolphins' Mohamed Kamara: Round 5 pick for Miami
The Dolphins selected Kamara in the fifth round of the 2024 NFL Draft, 158th overall.
Miami has made a point to bolster its pass rush in the draft, as it also used the 21st overall pick on Chop Robinson out of Penn State. Kamara doesn't come with the same pedigree, but he does possess an impressive college resume that includes 45.5 tackles for loss and 30.5 sacks across 49 games. His fall came as a result of his underwhelming measurables, as he lacks the ideal height, weight and wingspan. That could limit his snap count throughout his career, but it wouldn't be surprising to see Kamara emerge as a player capable of making explosive plays with limited opportunity.
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Dolphins' Jaylen Wright: Miami ends fall in fourth round
The Dolphins selected Wright in the fourth round of the 2024 NFL Draft, 120th overall.
It might seem like an annoying landing spot for Wright (5-foot-11, 210 pounds) at a glance, but the former Tennessee speedster could earn more playing time than most third-string runners in Miami due to the limited workload capacities of Raheem Mostert and De'Von Achane. Not just that, but Wright's blazing speed (4.38-second 40) is a perfect fit for what coach Mike McDaniel does in the running game. The Dolphins have an interest in managing the workloads of Mostert and Achane so that their rare explosiveness is still intact come playoff time, and Wright gives them a means of doing so at little or no cost to effectiveness. Defenses praying for relief from the Miami speed onslaught will find no such thing when Wright takes the field. Wright probably isn't a truly complete running back and might not ever be a volume candidate himself, but Mostert and Achane have already demonstrated how a speedy runner can do major damage in the Miami offense even with modest workloads.
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Dolphins' Patrick Paul: Heading to South Beach
The Dolphins selected Paul in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft, 55th overall.
Miami's offensive line graded as mediocre at best in 2023 and needed an upgrade via the draft. Paul, despite playing for five years at Houston, is still rounding into his final form. He has the attributes that front offices covet, checking in at 6-foot-8, 331 pounds with 36-inch arms and profiling as a fluid athlete. He exclusively played left tackle in college, but with Terron Armstead holding down that side, Paul will compete with Austin Jackson for the right tackle job in all likelihood.
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Dolphins' Chop Robinson: Reinforces pass rush in Miami
The Dolphins selected Robinson in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, 21st overall.
Christian Wilkins' departure may have made defensive tackle an obvious need for the Dolphins, but Bradley Chubb (knee) and Jaelan Phillips (Achilles) both suffering season-ending injuries late in the year necessitated some edge help if the right player was available. The Dolphins landed on Robinson, a disruptive pass-rusher out of Penn State who had 9.5 sacks and 17.5 tackles for loss in two seasons at Happy Valley. Miami will have to tailor its scheme to get Robinson in the right alignment as he is just a touch under 6-foot-3 and 254 pounds. He has a motor and explosive athleticism (4.48 40-yard dash) but Robinson will need to develop his pass-rush moves as merely winning on athleticism will be difficult at his size.
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Team Statistical Rankings
| Rushing | Passing | Overall | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Off. |
135.8 (6th) |
276.4 (2nd) |
401.3 (1st) |
| Def. |
97.1 (7th) |
243.1 (15th) |
318.3 (10th) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
|---|---|
| J. Holland SAF Jevon Holland SAF | Knee |
| B. Chubb OLB Bradley Chubb OLB | Knee - ACL |
| J. Phillips LB Jaelan Phillips LB | Achilles |
| S. Ahmed RB Salvon Ahmed RB | Foot |
| Z. Vandenburgh LB Zeke Vandenburgh LB | Undisclosed |