Miami Dolphins Draft Chris Johnson

0:00It's April 24th. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Miami doffens just pulled off a slick move in the draft, trading up from the 30th pick to Snack San Diego State Cornerback, Chris Johnson at. Number 27. They dealt their 30th and 90th picks to the San Francisco 49ers for the 27th and 138th spots. This catapult's Johnson straight into Miami's secondary mix right out the gate. The trade shakes up their draft boards smartly, giving them a high upside rookie without burning too much capital. Johnson brings college tape that's loaded, 47 gains with the Aztecs, 152 tackles, 14 passes knocked away, 6 picks, and 5 forced fumbles. He capped it with all Mountain West and all American nods last year. Doffens fans are buzzing because Miami's cornerback room got gutted this off season. Lost Jack Jones, Rasool Douglas, and Cater Cahoe. They patched it with signings like Alex Austin, Marco Wilson, and Daryl Baker, but none

1:01screen starter. Johnson's high school grind from a three star kid in California, growing into a multi-tool playmaker, sets the tone for his pro leap. At the combine, this 6 foot, 193 pound athlete lit it up, a 4.4040 yard dash, 38 inch vertical, 126 inch broad jump, and 17 bench reps. Johnson's number scream immediate impact in a league where speed rules corners. With Johnson locking down that top spot as a rookie, Miami's defense gets a fresh edge heading into camp, watch how he flips the script on those deep, threats.