NFL Draft: Dolphins, Cowboys, Rams, Ravens Make Strategic Picks

0:00It's April 9th. This is NFL News today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. In this mock 2025 NFL draft, the Miami Dolphins Grab Guard, O'Live Fow to New, who goes by Vega out of Penn State, right around the 5th. Pick. They're rosters one of the league's worst after trading stars like Tyree Kill, leaving them with barely any holdovers from recent drafts. It's a full rebuild, so they build from the trenches with this bully-type lineman compared to Tyler Booker. Meanwhile, the Cowboys at 12 scoop up edge rusher Ruben Bain despite his shorter arms and some past character flags. He plays with that rugged fire Vic Fangio might scheme around, fitting their culture push under new coordinator Christian Parker. Folks see him as a high-sealing disruptor who could set the edge strong. Dolphins fans might gripe about passing on wide-out sliding in the draft, but was such a barren, roster-fewest picks over four years, adding quality. Inventory Trump's positional value.

1:01Analysts agree it's smart to stockpile talent inside out when you're this depleted. For the Rams, it's wide receiver Denzel Boston from Washington, a physical AJ Brown clone that Sean McVay craves to pair with their run game. Jed Fish's scheme ties from his Rams days make a click, especially post Puka Nakua questions. Then Ravens at 14 add Carnell Tate. A tough, smart compliment as they flowers, coached against by their DC before. These picks scream long-term vision. Dolphins restocking shelves, contenders betting on fits that elevate now. Draft days wild, but stacking winners like this sets the tone.