The Miami Dolphins have, shall we say, concepts of a plan to be competitive during the 2026 season, but it's more of a bridge/rebuilding year that will rely heavily on young core players and many rookie draft picks.
Given that Miami GM Jon-Eric Sullivan has such a surplus of draft capital, he can take risks on certain prospects who may not be as ready to play right away. However, to position new starting QB Malik Willis for success and not torpedo his confidence, it'd be wise to find some weapons for him to sling the rock to, especially after trading away WR1 Jaylen Waddle for a first-round pick.