With the 11th pick in the 2026 NFL draft, the Miami Dolphins select . . .<\/p>\n
The Dolphins are expected to take a cornerback, edge rusher or offensive lineman with their top pick in next week\u2019s first round. But they have several other holes to fill<\/a> with their 11 picks in the draft.<\/p>\n Miami has two first-round picks<\/a> (Nos. 11 and 30), one second (No. 43), four in the third (Nos. 75, 87, 90 and 94), one fourth (No. 130), one fifth (No. 151), and two seventh-rounders (Nos. 227 and 238).<\/p>\n Here is the South Florida Sun Sentinel\u2019s analysis of how the Dolphins may address each position in the draft.<\/p>\n Quarterback<\/p>\n The Dolphins have their starter with Malik Willis, the free-agent signee from Green Bay. And they have a backup candidate in Quinn Ewers. The big question is whether Miami drafts a quarterback in the first three rounds. Even after signing Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million contract, with $45 million guaranteed, it\u2019s still not out of the question \u2014 and may even be probable \u2014 that the Dolphins draft another quarterback.<\/p>\n Wide receiver<\/p>\n Miami acquired Jalen Tolbert and Tutu Atwell and returns promising youngster Malik Washington, and together they form the top WRs. But they are all, at best, probably No. 3 WRs. The Dolphins need a No. 1 and No. 2 WR, at least, after moving on from Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. WR must be addressed<\/a> early in next week\u2019s NFL draft.<\/p>\n Running back<\/p>\n