What Should The Miami Dolphins Do If Daniel Jeremiah's Top-10 Mock Draft Comes To Life?

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🗓️ 13 April 2026

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Miami Dolphins enter draft crossroads as Daniel Jeremiah’s mock shakes up the 2026 NFL Draft order. With elite prospects like Francis Mauigoa, Spencer Fano, and Jordyn Tyson off the board, will Miami land a difference-maker at number 11—or face another pivotal decision? The prospect spotlight centers on Rueben Bain and his off-field concerns, first-round cornerbacks Mansoor Delane and Jermod McCoy, and versatile safety Dylan Thieneman, testing how the Dolphins’ front office will weigh talent versus risk. Host Kyle Crabbs breaks down his horizontal draft board tailored for the Dolphins, revealing key insights on scheme fits, athletic profiles, and the value of positional flexibility in Mike McDaniel’s system. Which player tops the rankings? Will Miami address critical needs at cornerback, guard, or safety? Analyze the complex web of draft strategy, team needs, and emerging narratives that could define the future of the Miami Dolphins.

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0:00.0	NFL networks, Daniel Jeremiah, mocked the top 10 of the 2026 NFL draft this morning.
0:07.1	And what does it mean for the dolphins who pick at number 11?
0:15.7	You are locked on dolphins.
0:18.2	Your daily Miami Dolphins podcast, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day. All right, Miami, welcome to another episode of Locked-on Dolphins. It is your team every day here on the Lockedown Network. I'm your host, Kyle Craves, a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan, host of Lockedon Dolphins, co-host of Lockedon. The scouting author of Touchdown, Miami on Substack. NFL staff writer for A to Z sports.
0:41.2	Welcome. Crows, a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan, host of Lockedon Dolphins, co-host of Lockedon, NFL scouting, author of Touchdown Miami on Substack, NFL staff writer for A to Z
0:40.9	Sports. Welcome to this Monday edition of Locked on Dolphins, where NFL draft heavyweight,
0:47.6	Daniel Jeremiah, set the table for the dolphins. He did a one through 10 mock draft on
0:53.3	Rich Eisen's Sports center this morning.
0:56.0	You want to talk about pulling all my nostalgia strings.
0:59.2	Hearing Rich Eisen at the throwback studio doing the sports center intro with the throwback
1:03.6	music was pretty dope.
1:04.8	But it was also dope that Daniel Jeremiah hopped on and did like a top 10.
1:09.8	Like he really doesn't do this window mock drafts.
1:14.7	And I'm not going to sit here and read one through 10 because it's secondary, really, to just
1:21.6	the names who are off the board in the spirit of what the Dolphins decision they're going to be
1:26.9	facing at number 11 is.
1:28.6	So when I use this opportunity to talk about DJ, the 10 players that came off in DJ's top 10 Mon,
1:34.4	who that leaves on the board that maybe we're a little surprised by,
1:37.4	I do have the first premiere this draft cycle of my horizontal Dolphins draft board for 2026 that will kind of
1:49.8	talk through some names and take a look at what that looks like.
1:53.9	So it can be a good show today.
1:56.2	So starting with DJ.
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