Dolphins Draft Castellanos as WR, Shake Up Roster

0:00On April 26th, the Miami Dolphins are shaking up their roster big time under the new crew, releasing Tyree Kill in trading Jalen Waddle, leaving. Them short on wide receivers, even after drafting. They grab Malik Willis as their starting quarterback, but now they're eyeing Florida State stand-out Tommy Castellanos for rookie minicamp, not as a QB, but as a wide receiver. Earlier this week, NFL insider Jordan Schultz dropped that Castellanos accepted the Dolphins invite, plus one from the Titans, both listing him at. Wide out. The 5-foot 11, off-force 701-pound seminal, through for 2,760 yards, 15 touchdowns, and just six picks last. Season, while rushing for 557 yards, in nine scores. Fans are buzzing about this switch, especially since the Dolphins desperately need receiver help post those big moves. It's not unheard of. Fans like Braxton Miller and Torell Prior made the leap from QB to WR successfully,

1:01and Castellanos showed wheels with over 1,000 rushing yards back in 2023. Digging deeper, his receiving stats are thin. Just two catches for negative 11 yards in college, but his athleticism could translate if he bokes up. His route running. Meanwhile, other Dolphins headlines include trading safety, mink of its patcher to the jets, for a late pick and links to Stefan Diggs as a waddle. Replacement. Keep an eye on minicamp. If Castellanos sticks as a receiver, he could be the wild card boost this revamped Dolphins squad needs to compete. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.