We haven't talked much about the possibility of the dolphins drafting a defensive tackle early in this year's class.

Should we?

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Thank you for tuning in as we explore the outlook of defensive tackles.

And this is inspired by a report that came out from Aaron Wilson today that shared that the dolphins are going to be having a 30 visit,

not a top 30 visit, but a 30 visit.

You're allowed 30 of them with Georgia defensive tackle Christian Miller.

Now, do you want to do your due diligence?

Cool. But here's the thing.

This is not the first defensive tackle that the dolphins have invested a 30 visit in. It was Katie McDonald from Ohio State and now Christian Miller from Georgia, two projected top 50 picks whose current

strength serves as run defense, both getting 30 visits. And it's enough for me to feel like

there is some genuine interest in potentially adding another player to this young group that the dolphins have

behind Zach Seeler in the defensive tackle room.

So we're going to talk about Zach Seeler and what a draft pick early would mean for him.

We're going to talk about the guys from last year, the three rookies, how they were used

and where there might be some opportunity when you

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