The Miami Dolphins are gearing up for the NFL draft, armed with ten picks, including the 13th overall choice. Their top priority is to reinforce the secondary, especially with the impending departure of Jalen Ramsey and the loss of Jevon Holland. The current roster lacks depth, with Kader Kohou as the only established veteran. Potential targets include cornerbacks Jahdae Barron and Will Johnson, and safety Malaki Starks to address this critical need.

Additionally, the Dolphins aim to bolster their defensive line, where Zach Sieler remains the lone familiar face. Given the absence of Calais Campbell, who has returned to the Arizona Cardinals, this area demands immediate attention. The offensive line also requires upgrades, particularly at the guard positions.