Miami Dolphins 2026 Draft Picks: Every Selection

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Last updated August 13, 2026

2026 NFL Draft Recap: Miami Dolphins

The Headline Pick

Kadyn Proctor — OT, Alabama

Selected at No. 12 overall in Round 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft. The Miami Dolphins made 13 total selections in this draft class.

SWN draft grade: A

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Thirteen picks, headlined by a first-round swap with Dallas that landed Alabama left tackle Kadyn Proctor at No. 12 — Miami's biggest investment in protecting Tua Tagovailoa in years. The Dolphins added cornerback Chris Johnson at No. 27 (from the 49ers) and Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez in Round 2. A defense-and-protection class.

Players to Watch

The Miami Dolphins' highest-impact 2026 draft picks — the rookies most likely to make immediate contributions and the ones to follow heading into training camp:

Kadyn Proctor

Round 1, Pick 12

OT · Alabama · from Dallas

Miami traded up one spot (giving Dallas pick 11) to ensure they landed Proctor, viewed as a potential top-five pick entering the 2025 college season. Proctor protects Tua Tagovailoa's blindside and gives the Dolphins their first true franchise left tackle since Laremy Tunsil was traded. The Alabama product needs to be more consistent technically, but his physical profile (6'7", 360 lbs) and college tape suggest a 10-year starter if he reaches his ceiling.

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Chris Johnson

Round 1, Pick 27

CB · San Diego State · from San Francisco

Miami's second first-round pick (acquired from the 49ers). Johnson provides corner depth and competition opposite Jalen Ramsey. The San Diego State product flew up draft boards with a strong combine, and his press-man coverage skills fit Miami's defensive scheme. Expected to compete for outside corner snaps immediately.

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Jacob Rodriguez

Round 2, Pick 43

LB · Texas Tech

A sideline-to-sideline linebacker out of Texas Tech who immediately becomes a centerpiece of Miami's front seven. Rangy and instinctive against the run with the athleticism to hold up in coverage — a Day 1 contributor on a defense that needed speed at the second level.

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Full Miami Dolphins Draft Class

Round Pick Player Pos. College
3 75 Caleb Douglas WR Texas Tech
3 87 Will Kacmarek TE Ohio State
3 94 Chris Bell WR Louisville
4 130 Trey Moore LB Texas
4 138 Kyle Louis LB Pittsburgh
5 158 Michael Taaffe SAF Texas
5 177 Kevin Coleman Jr. WR Missouri
5 180 Seydou Traore TE Mississippi State
6 200 DJ Campbell G Texas
7 238 Max Llewellyn EDGE Iowa

Frequently Asked Questions

How many picks did the Miami Dolphins have in the 2026 NFL Draft?
The Miami Dolphins made 13 selections in the 2026 NFL Draft (April 23-25, 2026, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania).
Who did the Miami Dolphins draft in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft?
The Miami Dolphins selected Kadyn Proctor, OT out of Alabama, with the No. 12 overall pick.
Who are the Miami Dolphins top rookies to watch in 2026?
The top Miami Dolphins rookies to watch heading into the 2026 season are Kadyn Proctor, Chris Johnson, Jacob Rodriguez. See the "Players to Watch" section above for full scouting analysis on each.
What grade did the Miami Dolphins 2026 draft class receive?
SWN graded the Miami Dolphins 2026 NFL Draft class as a A. Thirteen picks, headlined by a first-round swap with Dallas that landed Alabama left tackle Kadyn Proctor at No. 12 — Miami's biggest investment in protecting Tua Tagovailoa in years. The Dolphins added cornerback Chris Johnson at No. 27 (from the 49ers) and Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez in Round 2. A defense-and-protection class.
Where can I buy Miami Dolphins rookie jerseys for the 2026 season?
Miami Dolphins rookie jerseys for the 2026 draft class are available on Fanatics — the official online retailer of NFL merchandise. Individual player jerseys typically go on sale within days of the draft. See the Players to Watch section above for direct links to each player's jersey listing.
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