As Louis-Jacques noted, the Dolphins not only didn't deal the three-time All-Pro, but they also came away from the draft without a clear successor at corner. They used a fifth-rounder on Florida's Jason Marshall Jr.

The Miami Dolphins added a defensive lineman and a guard in the first two rounds of the NFL draft. Now, they clearly must address their secondary.

Miami traded their sixth-round pick in 2025 to the Bears back in 2023 in the deal that brought wide receiver Chase Claypool to South Florida. Miami originally acquired this pick from the Claypool trade that sent away the 192nd overall pick.