It's time to explore the multiverse of possibilities for the Miami Dolphins offensive line in 2026.

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on the Lockdown Network. I'm your host, Kyle Crabs, lifelong Miami Dolphins fan, host of Lockedon

Dolphins, co-host of Lockedon Oval Scouting author of Touchdown Miami on Substack, NFL staff writer for A to Z sports. I want to give a special welcome, shout out to our everydayers. It is your team every day. We don't just say it. We live it. And here today on the show, we're looking at the trenches, trenches, trenches, trenches, trenches. And I know sometimes we do offensive line-specific shows,

and it's not always the busiest of topics,

but I know this fan base wants to see this offensive line

become a true strength of this football team.

I also know, based off the quotes we did yesterday on the program,

that Bobby Sloick and John Eric Sullivan and Jeff

Hathley also want the offensive line to become a strength of this football team.

So when you use the 12th overall pick on a mammoth-sized offensive lineman, just like you

have an all-pro center and a very promising third year left tackle and a second

year top 50 draft choice at guard we're going to look at the offensive line darn it

we come Tuesday after the draft we're doing an offensive line show and the objective is like

everybody kind of has their own opinions on where this group should shake itself out.

Who should be playing where?

Right.

And I really think you have two pieces on this offensive line that are non-negotiables that should be considered as established in where they're playing.

One of them is Patrick Paul.

I conceptually, personally, have a really hard time with the idea of, well, maybe

Kate and Proctor's better served to play on the left side and he was the 12th overall pick,

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