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Miami Dolphins Prioritize Achane, Eye QBs & Wide Receivers

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Miami Dolphins new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan prioritizes extending running back DeVon Achanes contract, viewing him as a key player for the teams rebuild. Owner Stephen Ross supports Sullivans plan to manage the salary cap, even if it means spending more on former players. Head coach Jeff Hafley is excited about quarterback prospects and plans to create a unique Miami style. The team is also looking at wide receiver targets in the 2026 draft and may trade for a Green Bay receiver. They might even play in Mexico next season.

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Miami Dolphins Prioritize Achane, Eye QBs & Wide Receivers

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It's April 1st. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Corey, with the story. Miami Doffin's new general manager, John Eric Sullivan, just shut down all those trade rumors about running back Devon a chain. He called extending the 24-year-old a top priority, seeing him as a core piece for the rebuild after his first Pro Bowl nod last season. Owner Stephen Ross, back Sullivan's plan to reset the salary cap, even if it means spending more on players who already left the team than the current, roster this year. Fans are buzzing about head coach Jeff Halfley's excitement for quarterback prospects, and is pushed to create a unique Miami style, ditching the old, Green Bay approach. He's hyped to coach third-year past Russia-Chot Robinson 2. Looking ahead, the Doffins are eyeing wide receiver targets in the 20-26 draft with 11 picks, plus whispers of a trade for Green. Bay receiver, thanks to those connections. They might even play in Mexico next season after Spain last year.

Sullivan's drawing a line in the sand with a chain, signaling stability as they scout top quarterbacks like Ty Simpson and Carson Beck for top 30, visits.

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