Edge rusher? Wide receiver? What could Dolphins do on Day 2 of draft?
The Miami Dolphins addressed the offensive line and cornerback in the first round of the NFL draft Thursday night. After all the reaction to the picks of Alabama tackle Kadyn Proctor and San Diego State cornerback Chris Johnson, the immediate question becomes: What’s next? Luckily for Miami, in this rebuild spearheaded by new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan, there’s no shortage of needs.
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The Miami Dolphins addressed the offensive line and cornerback in the first round of the NFL draft Thursday night. After all the reaction to the picks of Alabama tackle Kadyn Proctor and San Diego State cornerback Chris Johnson , the immediate question becomes: What’s next? Luckily for Miami, in this rebuild spearheaded by new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan, there’s no shortage of needs.
He can take the best players available on his draft board while filling holes as the draft’s second round kicks off at 7 p. m. , with the third round to follow later Friday night ahead of Rounds 4-7 all day Saturday.
The Dolphins’ next selection is No. 43, their lone second-round pick. They then have three third-round choices, at 75, 87 and 94 overall, following a deal that sent the No.
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