Dolphins hosted the Miami Dolphins‐sponsored High School Media Day at Hard Rock Stadium, bringing regional programs together and spotlighting how NFL partnerships intersect with the development paths of top high school athletes.

Borom has emerged as the 2025 Dolphins swing tackle, with Frank Smith praising his fit for the system and his progress in new techniques. His 52 snaps in preseason games show incremental acclimation to Miami’s blocking scheme and edge-runs. The coming weeks are critical as he transitions from learning the system to becoming a Week 1 starter-level blocker and run blocker.

Armstead’s retirement creates a new imperative for the Dolphins at swing tackle, elevating Borom’s role and testing Miami’s plan for edge protection. His three-year stint in Miami established elite pass protection at left tackle, making his absence a meaningful disruption but also an opening for Borom to prove he can anchor against top edge rushers in a more run-focused scheme.

The Dolphins land on the bust list due to questions around game-flow and matchup-driven scripts. Even with elite playmakers, unfavorable matchups or shifts in game pace could pressure fantasy upside for the top pass-catchers and the backfield.

Tua’s efficiency drives a compact, quick-hitting Dolphins attack that Maximizes Achane’s receiving game and Hill/Waddle’s routes. His rhythm and decision-making underpin the offense’s ceiling, especially if Achane’s workload is carefully managed early.