Miami Dolphins' Top 10 2nd Round Picks

0:00On April 9th, the Miami Dolphins have picked 60 times in the second round since 1967, and like every NFL team, they've had gyms and flops. A fresh ranking spotlights their top 10 based on overall NFL impact, not just Dolphins tinier. Leading the pack is Hall of Famer Dwight Stevenson, the 1980 center taken 48th overall, who's arguably the franchise's greatest. Player-ever, despite just eight seasons. Kicking off the defense heavy top ranks, Bob Baumhauer in 1977 became a cornerstone of the Killer B's, earning five Pro Bowl nods as a nine-year starter. Then John Offerdall in 1986 lit up the linebacker spot from Western Michigan, though injuries derailed a hall path. Cornerbacks dominate the middle with Sam Madison in 1997 holding franchise records before heading to the Giants, neck and neck width. Patrick Sertain from 1998 both snagged at 44th overall for shutdown coverage.

1:00Xavier and Howard in 2016 rounds it out thanks to a smart trade-up, capping an all pro year in 2020. Rounding out the list, Mark Dupur in 1982 said receiving yard marks as a track speed thread, Jarvis Landry in 2014 smashed. Rookie catch records, Keid Sims in 1990 grabbed three pro bowls up front, and Tim Reddy anchored center for nine years. Doffin's fans know drafts build dynasties, and these picks prove second-round steals can define errors, from Super Bowl runs to steady excellence. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Cory with the story.