No shortage of headlines for the Miami Dolphins, courtesy of Jeff Hathley and John

Eric Sullivan at the annual owners meetings.

We're talking about it here on Locked on Dolphins.

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I'm your host, Kyle Crabs, a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan, host of Lockedon Dolphins, co-host of Locked on NFL scouting, author of Touchdowne on Substack NFL staff writer for A to Z sports. Want to give a special welcome and shout out to our everydayers because it is your team every day. We don't just say we live it's here on the Locked On network. Today on the show, we have the annual owners meetings out in Arizona.

We had Jeff Halfley on Kay Adams.

We had John Eric Sullivan with a meeting privately with the South Florida media.

And then he did a 20-minute sit-down with pro football talk.

And it's been great to hear so much from Miami's leadership across the course of these three months since these decisions have been made or two and a half months. But we got a lot of great talking points from some of the things that both Jeff

Halfley and John Eric Sullivan talked about throughout the course of yesterday in their

meetings with media in some way, shape, or four. So we're going to start with Sully's big

three.

And John Eric Sullivan, in the sit-down meeting, this is courtesy of Barry Jackson,

but some of the guys that were on the local beat that were out there at the owner's meetings,

had a chance to talk to Sully. And he talked about three positions in the 20, 26 NFL draft that he felt were particularly strong.

He mentioned the edge spot, safety depth, linebacker, inside linebacker, and then it was a

really good wide receiver draft as well.

So safety, we've talked about, like we've done the menu for a lot of these positions over the

course of the last week and a half on the program, but talking about the amount of value that you

foresee and as you're trying to forecast, hey, how do you not just build a strategy for pick

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