Miami Dolphins' Draft Delivers Strong Boost Despite Low Rankings, Experts Say

The writer argues that the Miami Dolphins had a strong draft, despite relatively low rankings from sports experts. The writer notes that the team needed to focus on the defensive and offensive lines, cornerback, and safety, and they succeeded in recruiting strong players for these positions. Critical picks include Michigan's Kenneth Grant, replacing Calais Campbell and Christian Wilkins, and Arizona's Johan Savaiinaea, who was snagged before the New England Patriots had a chance to recruit him. Losing Javon Holland prompted the recruitment of Jason Marshall Jr. and Dante Trader Jr., while Ollie Gordon II promises a robust running style to invigorate the team's performance. The writer suggests that this draft class may not be immediately impressive, but may prove instrumental in creating a stronger franchise.