Miami Dolphins' Offseason Blueprint: Rebuild with Talent
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The Miami Dolphins are gearing up for a significant offseason rebuild, with key players potentially departing. General manager Jon-Eric Sullivan has left all options open for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, including a possible trade. A new draft simulator from PFF suggests a heavy focus on the secondary, starting with three cornerbacks in the first three rounds. The sim has Miami picking Mansoor Delane from LSU, Keionte Scott from the University of Miami, and Devin Moore from Florida. This strategy aims to bolster a leaky defense, add physicality, and provide matchup flexibility against tough AFC East passers. Later rounds focus on strengthening the lines and adding weapons, setting the stage for a tougher, deeper Dolphins team ready to compete in the division.
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