Miami Dolphins 2026 NFL Draft Pick Order and Big Board for Top Needs

The Miami Dolphins ended the 2025 season with seven wins. At 7-10, they pick No. 11 overall in the 2026 NFL draft.

Each week this season, Bleacher Report writer Alex Ballentine highlighted every team's biggest needs and potential 2026 draft prospects who could fill them.

This updated big board is a summation of the scouting done this season and before NFL teams begin the free-agency process in March.

All prospect rankings reflected are the latest B/R NFL Draft Scouting Dept. Big Board.

2026 Draft Picks

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Dolphins DL Kenneth Grant

1st Round: 11 (11 overall)

2nd Round: 11 (43)

3rd Round: 11 (75), 23 (87 via PHI), 27 (91 via HOU)

4th Round: 11 (111)

5th Round: 11 (149)

6th Round: None

7th Round: 11 (227)

Final pick order via playoff teams still TBD. Order via Tankathon.

Cornerback

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LSU CB Mansoor Delane

The Dolphins had a real need at cornerback before they traded away Jalen Ramsey. Minkah Fitzpatrick is a great safety, but Miami will need to bolster the cornerback room if it wants to be competitive in the AFC East.

Mansoor Delane, LSU (No. 3)

Jermod McCoy, Tennessee (No. 7)

Avieon Terrell, Clemson (No. 20)

Wide Receiver

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Arizona State WR Jordyn Tyson

The duo of Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle has been a staple of the Dolphins offense, but it could be coming to an end in 2026.

Hill is set to carry a $51.9 million cap hit, and trading or cutting him would create $23.7 million in cap savings.

Carnell Tate, Ohio State (No. 8)

Jordyn Tyson, Arizona State (No. 11)

Kevin Concepcion, Texas A&M (No. 17)

Offensive Tackle

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Utah OT Spencer Fano

Right tackle Austin Jackson has only one year left on his contract. Between injuries and inconsistent play, the Dolphins would be wise to find another tackle who can partner with Patrick Paul and cover the position long-term.

Spencer Fano, Utah (No. 14)

Kadyn Proctor, Alabama (No. 23)

Caleb Lomu, Utah (No. 50)

Tight End

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Oregon TE Kenyon Sadiq

Jonnu Smith was a huge part of the offense in 2024, but the Dolphins traded him away and brought Darren Waller out of retirement.

There needs to be a long-term plan in place at the position, and the offense could use a versatile weapon anyway.

Kenyon Sadiq, Oregon (No. 15)

Jack Endries, Texas (No. 44)

Max Klare, Ohio State (No. 55)