One of the best parts about this group of the team is that we uncovered, to me, one of the most

valuable assets that a football team can have, and that's a dominant left tackle on a rookie

contract. And Patrick Paul is a leader, a dominant run blocker, and just as good in past

protection. He works his butt off. He sets the tone in that room. Hey, oh, what is up, Dahl

fans?

And welcome to the Draft Time podcast.

On today's show, we conclude the 2026 offseason capsules on the offensive line.

Dolphins tackles, guards, and centers, free agency, and the draft.

What's out there, what it might look like come this August?

Let's not waste any more time and get right to it.

I think kicking off this show here, you know, we just got back from Indianapolis,

and this whole portion of the calendar, we're sitting here trying to uncover what we think

might happen for your Miami Dolphins, and you get messages and liners from press conferences

that lead you to believe some things, and I believe that some of those are incredibly accurate. But I think there's also some situations where obviously

teams will either not give you all the information or maybe give you some misdirection. And one of

the things that John Eric Sullivan talked about was Austin Jackson and us not being in a position

to say goodbye to good football players. And that was part of the dilemma I talked about was Austin Jackson and us not being in a position to say goodbye to good

football players. And that was part of the dilemma I talked about on that Tuesday show was

Austin Jackson as a good player, really, you know, still in the prime of his life at age 25 and

on a pretty team friendly contract for what his production is. But the injury issues that have

amounted over the last couple of years

are why there are, I guess, external question marks that people are wondering about this team.

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