Hey, Dolphin fans, Kim Bo-Camper here for a little out-to-pasture moment.

You know, I just kind of sifting through the draft as the dust is all settled and we're

starting to get ready into going into a mini camp next week with the rookies and all that stuff.

And just kind of wanted to go over my thoughts on the draft.

Look, I liked it what they did.

I liked what John Eric Sullivan did.

13 picks in that draft.

And I think you've got some guys that are going to really become playmakers, if not immediately, as the future moves along. So let's look at Caden Proctor, you know, when I heard about him and you heard about the weight and this thing, I go, yeah, I'm not sure, but the more I've been delved into it, the more I've talked to people about him, I think he's going to be a great pickup. Left guards can play left guard next to Patrick Paul. That's going to make a huge left side of that

offensive line. Going to be able to protect Malik Willis, give A Chance some room, running room. So I like that.

You know, he's going to start right on the bat. That's already been settled. As is the next pick,

the number two pick, Chris Johnson, the cornerback out of San Diego State.

He's going to be a bona fide starter in day one. He's probably going to be a cornerstone of that

dolphin secondary that you're going to build on for over the next five years. So to have a guy that can

cover, that has a lot of roaming room, can go sideline to sideline, He'll tackle when he needs to. He'll pick off

balls. And so, you know, it's nice to have a quarterback. I don't think we've seen a quarterback

come in like that since maybe Don McNeil back in the mid-70s and 80s. And so let me go to the next

one. Before I'm going to go to my next evaluation, I've got to give

you a little dolphin history. You know, in 1970, when Don Shula came in and inherited this

Miami Dolphin football team, he inherited a little problem. Had some good players, had some

not so good players, but they're able to make trades and make that team a really good football

team. And Don always had rules, always had a lot of rules, and he adhered to his rules because he'd implemented him when he's in Baltimore from then on,

and they lived with him for the rest of his career.

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