The Miami Dolphins' First Round Haul Will Hopefully NOT Include These Prospects

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🗓️ 20 April 2026

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Miami Dolphins face high-stakes NFL Draft decisions—could a risky first-round pick derail the new regime's momentum? Kyle Crabbs spotlights which prospects the Dolphins should avoid at pick 11, including electric but injury-prone receiver Jordyn Tyson and dynamic running back Jeremiyah Love, whose selection could spark debate over positional value and team needs. Crabbs breaks down the 2024 draft landscape, examining the dangers of overreaching for offensive linemen like Caleb Lomu or Keylan Rutledge and warning against selecting medical red-flagged defenders such as Tennessee’s Jermod McCoy. Insights cover Miami’s tactical options, potential draft pitfalls, and how past draft missteps—like the infamous Charles Harris pick—shape today’s philosophy. Don’t miss this candid look at the Dolphins’ strategy with exclusive board insights and names to watch as draft night approaches.

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0:00.0	Today on Locked-on Dolphins, I tell you which players I would most like to see the Dolphins avoid in the first round.
0:13.7	You are Locked-on Dolphins, your daily Miami Dolphins podcast, part of the Locked On podcast network, your team every day.
0:24.1	All right, Miami, welcome to another episode of Locked on Dolphins.
0:28.2	It is your team every day here on the Lockdown Network.
0:30.8	I'm your host, Kyle Craves a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan, host of Lockdown Dolphins,
0:33.9	co-host of Lockdown NFL scouting, author of Touchdown, I'm on Substack NFL staff writer for A to Z sports special.
0:40.2	Welcome and shout out to each and every one of our everydayers.
0:45.1	Appreciate you all here as we check in on the Charles Harris Annual Honors.
0:51.3	And I get asked about this show.
0:53.6	This is not one of my favorite shows to do every year,
0:56.0	but I feel like it's one of yours. If you're not familiar, I'll tell the story, but the long and
1:01.4	the short of it is the players that I'm most hopeful that I see similarly to theins as not top of the draft players.
1:14.0	The first year I did draft coverage, right, because I did draft coverage,
1:18.2	even as a Dolphins fan growing out of all that.
1:20.7	I did draft coverage before I was in Dolphins media.
1:25.1	We were in Phoenix, Arizona, and my co-host of Locked on NFL scouting, Joe Marino, and we're in the elevator at the hotel, the day, the first night of the draft. And the question is, he looks at me in the elevator on the way down, says, so who's the guy that's going to ruin your night tonight? I said, Charles Harris, if they draft Charles Harris in the first round. And sure enough, you know who they draft in the first round is Charles Harris.
1:46.4	And Charles Harris ended up not working out as a player.
1:51.7	The spirit of this story has grown legs to somewhat be a locked on dolphins urban legend
1:58.5	to the point where now, like, I get hit up in February.
2:03.4	Who's your Charles Harris this year?
2:04.9	Who's your Charles Harris guys?
2:06.9	What guys are on the Charles Harris list?
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