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Brock Bowers or bust? Most certainly not! The Miami Dolphins only have a limited number of draft picks in the top-150 of the 2024 NFL Draft but if they choose to invest at the tight end position, they'll have a lot more in the way of options than just the Georgia star — who they may not get a chance to draft anyway if the mock drafts are correct. So...who is next in line? Our final rankings at tight end for the 2024 NFL Draft are officially revealed.

As the 2024 NFL Draft approaches, the Miami Dolphins' list of options seems to evolve on a weekly basis. The latest tides have shifted several ideal fits for Miami seemingly out of their range. Who makes it to No. 21 overall? Plus an introspective look at the ONE thing the Miami Dolphins CAN'T do with their 2024 NFL Draft strategy in Part II of a special crossover episode with 3 Yards Per Carry's Alf Arteaga & Chris Kouffman.

As the 2024 NFL Draft approaches, the Miami Dolphins' foundational work for this offseason deserves a closer look. What were the biggest surprises of the last two months? And the biggest questions left remaining? Fellow Miami Dolphins podcasters Alf Arteaga and Chris Kouffman of 3 Yards Per Carry join Locked On Dolphins in Part I of a special crossover event exploring Miami's deeds and misdeed of March and early April.

The 2024 Locked On NFL Mock Draft episode four sees the Jacksonville Jaguars, Cincinnati Bengals, Los Angeles Rams, Pittsburgh Steelers, Miami Dolphins, and Philadelphia Eagles make first round selections in the NFL Draft.

The order of the EDGE Defenders in the 2024 NFL Draft is one of the big mysteries of the 1st-round. And, amid the Dolphins' injuries at the position, it would be wise to not dismiss the position being in play for Miami with their first pick. So which of Jared Verse of Florida State, Laiatu Latu of UCLA or Dallas Turner of Alabama should Miami most hope to see on the board? How would their scheme embrace them? And what do the rest of the EDGE rankings look like for the 2024 NFL Draft?

Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier met with the media on Tuesday and expressed confidence that Miami would see 1-2 players on the board they'd be VERY fired up for in next week's NFL Draft. Surely that must mean they have enough 1st-round grades to guarantee they land one, right? ...Well, not exactly. Grier explained the dynamics of pre-draft grades while also sharing Miami has had talks of moving up and down the board throughout the buildup to next week's draft event.