I don't know if you've heard, but the dolphins have some needs along the offensive line.

We're going through my final prospect rankings for the 26 NFL draft here on Locked on Dolphins.

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I'm your host, Kyle Craves, a lifelong Maui Dolphins fan, host of Lockedonphins, co-host of Lockedon, NFL scouting, author of Touchdown, Miami on Substack, NFL staff writer for A to Z sports. Special welcome and shout out to each and every one of you, tuning in on this final offensive line rankings episode of Locked on Dolphins, where we'll look through some day three sleepers.

We'll look through potential day two targets and what that looks like.

And of course, we'll look at the top of the draft and the top 32 options for the

dolphins and their two picks in the top 30 of the 2026 NFL draft.

I feel like the the Simpsons mean with Bart Simpson in the classroom and the say the line

Bart.

Say the line,

Bart.

Dolphins need some offensive linemen.

So we're going to sit here.

Here's the deal about offensive linemen in this year's class.

I did 55 offensive line in this year's class. I did 55 offensive line evaluations this year

between centers, guards, and tackles. Some of that's macro draft coverage that I do. But

the vast majority of these, it's in the back of my head, knowing that the dolphins, we talk about a one through

eight on an offensive line and the process of constructing a one through eight that you feel

really good about is a bit of a work in progress for Miami right now, because if I had to

pick, ideally, Patrick Paul's on the list, Jonas of I and I is on the list, Aaron Brewer's on the list,

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