Under new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan, the Miami Dolphins have had an eventful off-season this year. They cut Tua Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill before trading away Jaylen Waddle, then signed Malik Willis to be the new face of the franchise. Fast forward to the NFL draft, where the Dolphins made 13 selections, which was tied for the most of any team in the league.
Sullivan knew this job wasn’t going to be easy, and with all the dead cap, it was going to be difficult to build a competent roster.
In the 2026 NFL draft, Sullivan addressed a lot of team needs, taking three wide receivers, an offensive tackle at No. 14 overall, a potential CB1 later in the first round and one of the best linebackers in the nation. However, many people don’t think this is enough. This is a bottom-three team in the NFL heading into the 2026 season, but not all-time bad. For the Dolphins to overperform, this draft class has to play well over expectations.
An NFL aggregation account recently published the current Dolphins depth chart on social media and had a very strong claim, calling it “the worst in NFL history.” Some fans agreed, but many had the opposite take and had a lot to say.
Here’s how they reacted.
