Miami Dolphins Draft Will Kacmarek for Run-First Offense

0:00On April 25th, Miami Dolphins just snagged Titan Wilcock-Marek from Ohio State with the 87th overall pick in the third round of the 2026 NFL Draft. This 6-foot-6-261-pound beast is all about blocking, stepping in for the role Julian Hill played last season as the team. Build the taller, tougher line early on. Marek ranked as the 12th best Titan in the class, and 7th available when they called his name, signaling the Dolphins full commitment to, pounding the rock on offense next year. Draft experts slapped a C-plus grade on the pick, figuring a pure blocker in Round 3 is an ideal with 13 selections total, but it fits GM. John Eric Sullivan's push-to-ditch that soft label on both sides of the ball. Eric Marek's multi-sport background in football, basketball, and lacrosse started him as a defensive lineman in college, though he hasn't flashed much as a receiver perfect for Miami's gritty run-first vision moving forward.

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