Miami Dolphins Trade Up, Grab Proctor

0:00On April 24th, Miami Dolphins came into this NFL draft, stack with picks, holding two first round selections and five on day two. They kicked things off by trading their 11th overall pick to Dallas for the 12th spot, plus the 177th and 180th picks. Right away, they grabbed Caden Proctor, the offensive tackle from Alabama, earning a C-Instane grade. That move gives them serious flexibility, with seven picks inside the top 94 overall. Their own first rounder sits at 30th from Denver, followed by a second rounder at 43rd and a bunch of third rounders at 75th. 87th from Philly, 90th from Houston, and 94th from Denver again. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the roster holes, especially needing more playmakers on both sides. Proctor bolsters the line, but the real test is how these day two gyms feel speed and skill gaps after a tough season. Deeper into the draft, they've got fourth rounder at 130th from Denver, two fifth rounders at 151st and the ones.

1:04From Dallas, then seventh rounders at 227th and 238th, via some trades. With all this ammo, Miami's prime to wheel and deal or stockpile talent, setting up a rebuild that could flip their fortunes fast. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.