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 opened the 2025 NFL Draft by picking defensive tackle Kenneth Grant 13th overall and offensive guard Jonah Savaiinaea in the second round. The offseason has signaled a new era for the Dolphins, with the team looking to move on from cornerback Jalen Ramsey and star left tackle Terron Armstead announcing his retirement.

The Miami Dolphins had a clear plan entering the 2025 NFL Draft. The team attempted to build through the trenches and they did so by selecting a defensive lineman 13th overall and trading up to get an offensive guard at 37th overall.