solely was the area scout for the Packers when they drafted Randall Cobb from his area,

when they drafted Jordy Nelson from his scouting area,

and when they took Greg Jennings out of his scouting region.

And I don't want to overstate it too much because there's cross-checks

and there's a team-wide effort that happens here.

But that seems to be, you know, consensus with his ascension through the organization to the eventual GM job

in Miami where it's like, hey, we keep getting guys from this guy's region that are really good

players in the second round. And he's affording us all kinds of flexibility because these

hits at this key position late in the draft, not the first round, it's a pretty valuable

resource to have.

Hey, yo, what is up, Dolf fans? And welcome to the Draft Time podcast. On today's show, I go over my

five picks to click from Dolphins Free Agency, and I have a deep dive that I'm very, very excited about.

John Eric Sullivan was a college-wide receiver,

and the Packers have been great at drafting receivers over his entire duration there in Green Bay.

I'm going to tell you his connection to those picks, the commonalities among them,

and who might fit that criteria in 2026.

Let's get right into it, long show today. So I know we sort of put a bow on free agency on the Tuesday episode, but the process was so long that I wanted to come back and kind of revisit some of those ideas here and sort of reiterate some thoughts.

So I'm going to do my five free agent picks to click for 2026.

And by that I mean guys that can prove themselves as potential long-term solutions for your Miami Dolphins,

not talking just about production this year on the field.

And the reason for that is because so many of these additions are under the radar acquisitions.

I mean, the veteran salary benefit we've described a few times over the last

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