Since 2016, the Miami Dolphins have seen a disheartening 21% success rate from their fifth through seventh-round draft picks, with only six out of 29 making a significant impact. This year, six of eight drafted players are in those later rounds, sparking debate on their future contributions. However, undrafted rookie free agents B.J. Adams and Ethan Robinson are making waves during minicamp, presenting a potential avenue for success.

The Dolphins have been surprisingly quiet regarding cornerbacks in the draft, leaving the door open for Adams and Robinson to carve out roles. Their performances in practice have shown promise, with Adams showcasing man-to-man skills and Robinson demonstrating agility. With the absence of last year's starting cornerbacks and a need for fresh talent, both might secure roster spots. The outlook for late-round picks remains largely pessimistic, but it could shift for these two if they continue to impress.