Here today on Locked On Dolphins, we're exploring some things we think we've learned about the draft trends of John Eric Sullivan.

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So whether it's the age profile, the experience profile, or the overall athleticism profile,

looking at this class in its totality to kind of talk about where the

trends were or were not affirmed with what the dolphins have done.

And there's some guys like they have some lifers for some programs, right, like a Taff

who was a walk-on at Texas and developed himself up.

Or a Rodriguez who was a quarterback at Virginia and then transferred to Texas Tech and spent his

first year learning how to play linebacker and then became kind of a big-time culture guy

for Texas Tech as that program experience does glow up.

Or Chris Johnson, avoiding NIL offers potentially to go elsewhere to stay and develop.

But it's not hard and fast because then you get a guy like Kevin Coleman, who's a slot receiver.

He spent four different years and four different programs across his college career.

Jackson State, Louisville, Mississippi State this past year at Missouri, right?

So not everything values equally

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