Dolphins Draft Proctor, Johnson in NFL Draft

0:00It's April 24th. NFL News Today starts now, AI-powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. The Miami Dolphins just wrapped their first round in the NFL draft under new general manager John Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Halfley. They snagged the offensive tackle Kate and Proctor from Alabama with a 12-pick and quarterback Chris Johnson from San Diego State at 27. To land Proctor, they traded down from 11 to 12 and picked up two fifth round selections in the process. Then for Johnson, they moved up from 30 to 27 by sending out their 90th overall pick, but grabbing the 138th in return. Fans are buzzing online, debating if these moves shore up the lines in secondary just right. Some love the value from those trades, others want more star power up front. It takes points to Proctor as a muller up front, who could start right away, while Johnson brings speed and ball skills to the back end. Draft action rolls on tomorrow with rounds two and three, so keep an eye out for how the

1:02Dolphins build from here.