The Miami Dolphins made a significant move to bolster their offensive line during the NFL draft by selecting Arizona guard Jonah Savaiinaea with the 37th overall pick. General manager Chris Grier emphasized the need for upgrades in this area, and the Dolphins traded up to secure Savaiinaea, sending their third-round pick and a fourth-rounder to the Las Vegas Raiders in the process. This move comes on the back of the team's investment in free agency, where they signed guard James Daniels to a lucrative contract.

At 6'4" and 324 pounds, Savaiinaea brings a strong physical presence that could allow him to start immediately, filling a crucial gap next to Daniels. He has extensive experience playing tackle in college, giving him versatility, although the Dolphins are set on using him at guard. While Miami addressed the offensive line, they still have needs in the cornerback position, considering they traded their only other Day 2 pick to move up for Savaiinaea.