Are we buying the summer buzz for fifth round rookie wide receiver Kevin Coleman, Jr?

I think so with an asterisk.

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Today on the show, we were exploring the buzz around fifth round rookie wide receiver.

The third rookie receiver at the Dolphins drafted in April, Kevin Coleman Jr.

As far as his spot and the pecking order of this wide receiver group in South Florida for the 2026 season.

As the wide receiver room currently stands, it is fascinating to think about just how wide open it is on the perimeter.

And Kevin Coleman and his role probably would live more in. how wide open it is on the perimeter.

And Kevin Coleman and his role probably would live more inside as like a third receiver for the slot when you play 11 personnel.

But you never know, especially when things are as open as they are for the dolphins

with nobody that's really established from a volume

passing game perspective.

So we've talked a lot in the last couple of weeks about Greg Dulcich and where I think

he fits into that calculus.

We've talked about Devon A Chan and where I think there's a lot more meat on the bone

for him.

We've talked about Malik Washington, but the rookies, it's kind of just wait and see, right?

Like Caleb Douglas was a very polarizing pick when the dolphins made it.

Chris Bell's recovering from a season-ending knee injury from late in the fall.

And Kevin Coleman is the third one that they drafted and is a career slot type based on his

career in college and the four different stops for Jackson State, Louisville, Mississippi,

State, Missouri.

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