Miami Dolphins Draft Carnell Tate

0:00It's April 9. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. The Miami Dolphins just grabbed a new quarterback in Malik Willis and now they're eyeing some firepower for him on offense. In ESPN's latest mock draft for the 2026 NFL draft, they scoop up Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate with the number 14 overall. Pick. This move makes sense after releasing Star Tyree Kill, leaving their wide receiver room thin alongside Jalen Waddle. The Dolphins poured big money into Willis, so surrounding him with talent is priority one. Tate stood out big time, helping the Buckeye snag the national championship in 2024. Scouts see him as one of the top receiver prospects in his class, with smooth routes and big playability. Peter Schrager, who put together the mock, points out Miami's loaded with seven picks in the first three rounds. That's rare firepower, like what the Cardinals had in 2024, perfect for restocking the offense.

1:00As the Dolphins gear up for 2026, Tate could be the spark that turns their attack around and gets them competing deep into the playoffs. Again.