As some of the dolphins' intentions become clear, what are the five biggest needs on this roster in 2026?

We're going to get into that here today on Locked on Dolphins.

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one sports podcast network in the world today on the show. I went out and got a recent

historical precedent for Austin Jackson and kind of the illusion from John Eric Sullivan, the team would like him

to be on the roster, but things quote unquote need to sort themselves out, aka that feels like

a pay cut conversation.

So we'll talk about that.

I want to talk about a couple of positions that I would not be drafting if I were the

Miami Dolphins with their first round of draft choice,

currently scheduled for number 11.

But I want to start with an exercise I did yesterday afternoon after the first round of

prospect interviews.

I came back to the Airbnb that I'm staying at.

And I tried my best to define a top five of team needs for the Dolphins roster.

Spoiler alert, it was hard because I wanted about eight positions on here and that math doesn't work, right?

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