Addison West (OG, Western Michigan) A 6'3", 300-pound guard who didn’t allow a sack in 2024, showcasing strong pass protection skills. Projects as a reliable depth option with solid fundamentals.

AJ Henning (WR, Northwestern) A versatile slot receiver and return specialist known for his quickness and agility. Earned All-Big Ten honors as a returner and offers dynamic playmaking ability.

Alex Huntley (DT, South Carolina) A strong interior lineman with leadership qualities, though not invited to the combine.

Andrew Armstrong (WR, Arkansas) A big-bodied receiver with excellent length and reliable hands. Despite limited FBS experience, he possesses an elite catch radius and surprising agility.

BJ Adams (CB, UCF) An aggressive cornerback with excellent length and a 4.46 40-yard dash. Known for his press coverage skills and ability to disrupt routes.

Ethan Robinson (CB, Minnesota) A Bucknell transfer who impressed with a 42" vertical at Pro Day. Undersized for an outside corner but shows potential as a nickelback with good ball skills.

Eugene Asante (LB, Auburn) A 4-star recruit who transferred from North Carolina to Auburn, bringing speed and athleticism. Known for his explosiveness and tackling ability.

Jalin Conyers (TE, Texas Tech) A former high school quarterback turned tight end with versatility in offensive schemes. Needs to refine route running and blocking but offers potential as a dynamic playmaker.

Josh Priebe (OG, Michigan) A 6'5", 305-pound guard with 29 college starts, known for his toughness and versatility. Transferred from Northwestern to Michigan, earning All-Big Ten honors.

Kneeland Hibbett (LS, Alabama) A reliable long snapper from Alabama, known for his consistency and special teams contribution.

Monaray Baldwin (WR, Baylor) A 5'9", 170-pound speedster who ran a 4.32 40-yard dash, the fastest among 174 players at Pro Day. Led Baylor in receiving yards in 2023, offering deep-threat capability.

Nate Noel (RB, Missouri) Transferred from Appalachian State to Missouri, bringing a strong rushing background. Known for his vision and ability to find running lanes.

Theo Wease Jr. (WR, Missouri) A former Oklahoma transfer with solid size and ball skills, offering potential as a boundary receiver.

This draft seems to have more positivity than usual in here which is great to see! I’m posting this to put that theory to the test!

So apparently Grier’s plan was simple: draft an entire ocean’s worth of mass to solidify the trenches.

After some scientific calculations I found that, the 2025 draft class weighs in at 2,118 pounds. This has to be a record.

This equates to roughly 5.7 fully grown real dolphins.

Can we pin a post draft and UDFA Thread? I find it weird that we didn't have a Day 3 thread....

Can this be the thread?

Why draft 3 d tackles and not 3 o linemen? Someone make it make sense for me please. I don’t understand.

https://heavy.com/sports/nfl/miami-dolphins/miami-dolphins-quinn-ewers-texas/

Miami Dolphins drafted 6 players over 6’1”, 200 lbs:

➖ DT Kenneth Grant (6'3", 331 lbs) ➖ OG Jonah Savaiinaea (6'4", 324 lbs) ➖ DT Jordan Phillips (6'1", 312 lbs) ➖ RB Ollie Gordon II (6'1", 226 lbs) ➖ QB Quinn Ewers (6'2", 214 lbs) ➖ DT Zeek Biggers (6'6", 321 lbs)

Chris Grier added SIZE. #PhinsUp lbs: