We're less than four weeks away from the 2026 NFL draft and taking a look at two full draft classes for the dolphins, courtesy of Matt Miller, and yours truly.

You are Locked-on Dolphins, your daily Miami Dolphins podcast, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day. All right, Miami, welcome to another episode of Lockedon Dolphins. It is your team every day here on the Lockedown Network. I'm your host, Kyle Crabs, a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan, host of Lockedon Dolphins, co-host of Lockedon, NFL scouting author of Touchdown Miami on substack NFL staff writer for A to Z sports

spent a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan, host of Lockdown Dolphids, co-host of Lockdown NFL scouting, author of Touchdown, Miami-Out substack NFL staff writer for A to Z sports, special welcome. And thank you to all of our everydayers who have helped to make the Lockdown podcast network, the number one sports podcast network in the world. On today's episode of the show, we've got some odds and ends as far as kind of getting into the draft and setting the stage for what's going to happen after the draft.

But the meat and potatoes of today's show is two dueling seven round mock drafts for the Miami Dolphins specifically.

One comes courtesy of yours truly.

It ran this morning.

I do one every Monday for A to Z Sports.

The first one that we're going to get into is courtesy of Matt Miller of ESPN. And I've known Matt for quite some time. Obviously, we've co-habitated the draft space for a really long time.

I think Matt picked good players for the dolphins, but I do have an exception that I take

with kind of the overall theme of the draft.

And I think you'll see how it plays out when we say, here's the players that Matt picked,

and I like a lot of the players that Matt picked.

But then here's the players that I picked in my I like a lot of the players that Matt picked, but then here's the

players that I picked in my most recent mock to kind of feel the difference of what you're

trying to accomplish with this year's group. Right. So I'm going to start, I'm going to read the

seven dolphins, the seven round picks for the dolphins, courtesy of Matt Miller,

and then we'll talk about what I think about the class,

and then we'll do the same thing for mine.

McKay Lemon, wide receiver, USC Trojans,

is the pick from Matt Miller at 11.

Colton Hood, cornerback, Tennessee volunteers,

Eli Stowers, tight end, Vanderbilt, J. Sean Barham, Edge slash linebacker,

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