Miami Dolphins draft picks tracker: Updated list of 2026 selections, next pick predictions originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Miami Dolphins are just starting a massive rebuild after a rough 2025 season. Jeff Hafley is the new head coach, while Jon-Eric Sullivan is the new general manager.
Those two new faces are going to be leading this major rebuild, which will truly get underway in the 2026 NFL Draft, where they own a ton of capital.
With two first-rounders, four picks in the third-round, and 11 selections overall, the Dolphins will have plenty of chances to upgrade the roster over the three days of the NFL Draft.
The Sporting News tracked each of the Dolphins' 2026 NFL Draft selections, from the first through the seventh round.
The Dolphins haven't made a pick in the 2026 draft just yet, but they own 11 selections coming into the NFL Draft:
With so many roster holes for Miami to fill, there are plenty of routes the Dolphins could take with the 11th pick. But this prediction will have the Dolphins drafting LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane.
The Dolphins need cornerback help, and badly. Delane is the top corner in this year's class, and would be a great pick to give Hafley a new No. 1 cornerback as he takes over the Dolphins defense in 2026 and beyond.
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Cornerback: The Dolphins have needed cornerback help for a while now, and this year is no different. They need help, and badly. Whether it's Round 1 or early Round 2, the Dolphins need to address the CB room early this year.
WideReceiver: This might be the most obvious need for Miami this year's draft. After cutting Tyreek Hill and trading Jaylen Waddle, the Dolphins have a massive hole at WR. They need to add at least one WR early to give Malik Willis someone good to throw to in 2026.
OffensiveLine: While Miami could use a tight end and defensive line help, the offensive line is a more important issue for Miami to fix this offseason. Aaron Brewer (center) and Patrick Paul (left tackle) are good starters, but the Dolphins could use help at right tackle and offensive guard.
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