We continue building out our menu for options at the dolphins at each position in the

26 NFL draft.

Today, look at safety.

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here to yet another creating a menu episode for the 2026 NFL draft for the Miami Dolphins we're

looking at the top 100 picks because the dolphins are loaded there. And today, we're looking explicitly at the safety position.

What names do I like through my assessments of the players with what I do with A to Z

sports and here on Locked on Dolphins and Locked on Felt scouting for each one of the

junctures in which the dolphins have picks with their four third round picks,

the pick at 43, the pick at 30,

and the pick at 11. So we're going to start with this pick at 11, looking exclusively at

safeties for the 2026 NFL draft. And this is a major position of need for the dolphins.

So I'd be surprised if you went too long without some kind of investment here,

just because it's Dante Trader and Lonnie Johnson and Zane Anderson and Omar Brown.

And that's the safety room right now.

And I like Dante.

I think Dante is going to be a good NFL player.

I think Zane Anderson's a really reliable special teams player,

but it's probably best kept in that kind of role. And what else you have from there?

Like Lonnie Johnson's a corner convert who's played safety. We need somebody else in this room.

Now, that's the bad news.

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