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The first round of the 2026 NFL Draft has concluded, leaving 225 players available for selection. Key prospects like Jermod McCoy and Denzel Boston remain on the board as teams prepare for Day 2 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
*(according to Mark Schofield, SB Nation)* 14 Jermod McCoy CB Tennessee 20 Denzel Boston WR Washington 22 Avieon Terrell CB Clemson 26 Kayden McDonald DT Ohio State 28 Emmanuel McNeil-Warren S Toledo 29 Colton Hood CB Tennessee 32 Zion Young EDGE Missouri 33 Cashius Howell EDGE Texas A&M 34 CJ Allen LB Georgia 35 Jacob Rodriguez LB Texas Tech 40 Anthony Hill Jr. LB Texas 41 WR Alabama 43 T.J. Parker EDGE Clemson 44 Emmanuel Pregnon IOL Oregon 45 Lee Hunter DT Texas Tech 46 Brandon Cisse CB South Carolina 48 Keionte Scott CB Miami 49 Chase Bisontis IOL Texas A&M 50 Jake Golday LB 51 Christian Miller DT Georgia 52 EDGE Illinois 53 TE Vanderbilt 54 R Mason Thomas EDGE Oklahoma 55 DâAngelo Ponds CB Indiana 56 A.J. Haulcy S LSU 57 Treydan Stukes CB Arizona State 58 Chris Brazell WR Tennesse 59 Zachariah Branch WR Georgia 61 Chris Bell WR Louisville 62 Derrick Moore EDGE Michigan 63 Max Klare TE Ohio State 64 Josiah Trotter LB Missouti 65 Connor Lew IOL Auburn 66 Caleb Tiernan OT Northwestern 67 Domonique Orange DT Iowa State 68 Mike Washington Jr RB Arkansas 69 WR Clemson 70 Keith Abney II CB Arizona State 71 Gennings Dunker OT Iowa 72 EDGE Penn State 73 Gracen Holton DT Oklahoma 74 Romello Height EDGE Texas Tech 75 Kyle Louis LB Pitt 76 Davison Igbinosun CB Ohio State 77 Malachi Fields WR Notre Dame 78 DT Florida State 79 Elijah Sarratt WR Indiana 80 Sam Hecht IOL Kansas State 81 Joshua Josephs EDGE Tennessee 82 Ted Hurst WR Georgia State
Top players remaining include Jermod McCoy, Denzel Boston, and Avieon Terrell, among others.
The Miami Dolphins have four picks: the 43rd, 75th, 87th, and 94th overall selections.
Jermod McCoy is highly regarded for his talent, but concerns about his recovery from an ACL tear may affect his draft stock.
The Dolphins are likely to focus on cornerback and wide receiver positions to address roster needs.
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Miami is scheduled to make four picks on Friday, starting with the 43rd pick, a second-round selection. In the third round, the Dolphins hold the 75th, 87th, and 94th overall picks. The team entered the draft with a roster full of question marks and holes that need to be filled. After selecting offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor and cornerback Chris Johnson in the first round, they began addressing those needs, but they are not done finding players who can rebuild a depleted roster for this year. Tennesse cornerback Jermod McCoy is clearly the best player on the board, and the Dolphins could afford to double up on the cornerback position, but concerns about his recovery from an ACL tear that cost him the entire 2025 season could continue to scare teams away from him. His Tennessee teammate, cornerback Colton Hood, could also be on Miamiâs radar if they are looking for a second cornerback to pair with Johnson. Hood ranks 29th on Schofieldâs big board and was expected to be a first-round pick on Thursday. The two could be the start of a run on defensive secondary players. Clemson cornerback Avieon Terrell is still available while at safety, Toledoâs Emmanuel McNeil-Warren might be a great pick for Miami and could give new head coach Jeff Hafley the toys he wants for the back end of his defense. An intriguing option could be Texas A&M edge rusher Cashius Howell, who had exceptional production in college, but his measurables â especially his arm length â was less than a prototypical edge rusher. Does his film override the combine numbers? Will the NFL eat him up due to the physical limitations? While there is a lot of focus on the defense for the Dolphins, the front office could turn to the offense for several picks on the Draftâs second day. Washingtonâs Denzel Boston and Alabamaâs Germie Bernard still being on the board could force Miami to select a wide receiver as they look for replacements for Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. Both players could be in consideration for the Dolphinsâ second-round pick. A little further down the board, Ohio Stateâs Max Klare could give Miami a pass-catching tight end in the third round. He is not a true in-line tight end, but he could be a mismatch as the team moves him around the offense and would give quarterback Malik Willis a solid receiving option. Who else could Miami consider? Who do you want to see them select on Day 2?