6 WRs the Dolphins should consider taking in the 2026 NFL draft

The 2026 NFL draft is less than two weeks away as the Miami Dolphins prepare for probably the most pivotal day for the team this offseason. New GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley will have an opportunity to stack this roster with young talent and set the course for the future of this team. The Dolphins have 11 picks in the upcoming draft, including seven in the top 100.

Miami has an abundance of holes to fill on the roster and will be looking for day one starters through the first three rounds. Miami currently owns the 11th and 30th overall picks in the first round, along with a second-round pick and four third-round picks. The biggest questions for the Dolphins roster entering this offseason centered around the quarterback situation, holes on the offensive line, and high turnover in the secondary.

But after releasing star Tyreek Hill and trading Jaylen Waddle to the Broncos, the Dolphins have an immediate need at wide receiver entering this draft. It's hard to imagine the Dolphins not addressing the wide receiver group with at least one of their first seven picks. The Dolphins receiver group currently consists of Malik Washington, Tutu Atwell, and Jalen Tolbert.

While each of these players brings a valued skill set to the offense, there is still the absence of a true top-end, number-one wideout. The good news is there will be a plethora of options for the Dolphins at wide receiver in this draft, both on Days 1 and 2. If the Dolphins decide to go with a receiver early, he could instantly become the favored target of new quarterback Malik Willis Here are six of the top wide receiver options the Dolphins should consider selecting early in the 2026 draft Carnell Tate - Ohio State Carnell Tate appears to be the consensus top-rated receiver in this draft and is projected by many experts as a top 10 pick.