Miami Dolphins' WR Need: Draft Day Wildness

0:00It's April 24th, I'm Corey with The Story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. The Miami Dolphins are desperate for a wire receiver heading into day two of the 2026 NFL Draft. They traded Jalen Waddle last month and cut ties with Tyree Kill early in the offseason, leaving new quarterback Malik Willis without reliable. Targets. With four picks on Friday, General Manager John Eric Sullivan has a chance to grab a big play guy right now. Sullivan seems to love size and athletic scores based on his first round move, where he traded up for a corner from San Diego State, that shows he's not scared off by smaller schools, opening the door for prospects like Georgia State's Ted Hurst at nearly six foot four with a lead. Speed and deep ball skills. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how a tall, fast receiver could transform Willis's game, especially after the team's rebuild. These guys bring red zone threats and yards after catch that Miami's lacked, turning

1:00shore passes into scores and stretching defenses thin. Keep an eye on North Dakota State's Bryce Lance with his insane vertical and yards per catch, Washington's Denzel Boston for his physicality on jump, balls, or Tennessee's Chris Brazil tying for the SEC touchdown lead. They're calm by number screen fit for Sullivan's vision. If they snag one early at pick 43 or trade up, it could lock in Willis's top option and rebuild that explosive offense fast draft night, about to get wild in Miami.