Miami Herald

For the second consecutive season, the Dolphins will enter the NFL Draft with a league-low four picks. And the 2022 Draft was a reminder that predictions and projections on what a team may do over the three-day event are anyone’s best guess. Last year’s Miami Herald mock draft predicted the Dolphins taking an offensive lineman with its first pick and then a running back late, both positions of need. Instead, Miami took neither and surprised many by taking a wide receiver and quarterback in the fourth and seventh rounds, respectively. Using the default settings on Pro Football Focus’ Mock Draft Simulator, the Miami Herald once again looks to predict what the Dolphins will do. The four-player haul includes taking care of a top need, making a trade and grabbing an interesting developmental project.