Undrafted rookie cornerback BJ Adams, a product of Central Florida, aims to secure a spot on the Miami Dolphins' 53-man roster. Standing at 6'3", Adams combines an aggressive style and strong physicality, although his technique requires refinement. Over his collegiate career with UCF, he started 29 games and demonstrated consistency, recording interceptions and pass breakups. Despite falling out of the draft, many scouts had projected him as a potential fifth-round pick. He joins a competitive group of young cornerbacks battling for roles in Miami's secondary.

Adams' versatility, showcased through his high school experience as a cornerback, safety, quarterback, and running back, provides him with unique skills that could prove beneficial. His physical play and ability to disrupt receivers' routes, especially in press coverage, position him as a developmental talent. The Dolphins have a history of undrafted players excelling, and with a lack of established starters in their secondary, Adams has a genuine opportunity to make an impact.

The 2023 NFL Draft is set to feature several UCF Knights, with RJ Harvey positioned as the top prospect. Harvey, UCF’s all-time touchdown leader, is projected to be selected in the third to fifth rounds after a standout senior year that included 1,844 scrimmage yards and 25 touchdowns. Other notable Knights like Mac McWilliams, BJ Adams, and Kobe Hudson are also expected to hear their names called. Analysts from CBS Sports to ESPN have listed potential landing spots for Harvey, predicting teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers, Kansas City Chiefs, and Cleveland Browns might target him. The Knights' program has seen a total of 50 players drafted since 1987, and this draft could enhance that number.