One Analyst Thinks the Dolphins will Use at Least One Top Pick on WR

Published: Friday, April 17, 2026 at 8:47 am

Dolphins Eyeing Wide Receiver Reinforcements in Upcoming Draft

Miami Dolphins fans may be in for a treat come draft day, as speculation mounts that the team will prioritize bolstering its wide receiver corps. According to one analyst, the Dolphins are likely to select at least one wide receiver within the first three rounds of the upcoming draft.

The team recently hosted two wide receiver prospects, Denzel Boston and Makai Lemon, for pre-draft visits. Both players are projected to be first-round picks, suggesting the Dolphins are seriously considering adding talent at the position. The Dolphins currently hold the No. 11 and No. 30 overall picks in the first round, giving them the potential to draft both players if they choose. Lemon is predicted to be selected in the top 15, while Boston is seen as a late-first round pick.

While it's unlikely the Dolphins would use both of their first-round picks on wide receivers, the analyst suggests they should consider using one of them on the position. If they do draft a receiver in the first round, it would be the first time since 2021, when they selected Jaylen Waddle. The potential addition of new receivers comes as the team faces the potential departures of key players, including Waddle and Tyreek Hill.

BNN's Perspective: The Dolphins' potential focus on wide receivers makes sense given the potential changes to their current roster. While it's crucial to address needs, the team should carefully weigh the value of each pick and consider other positions that could also benefit from an upgrade. A balanced approach will be key to long-term success.

Keywords: Miami Dolphins, NFL Draft, Wide Receiver, Denzel Boston, Makai Lemon, Jaylen Waddle, Tyreek Hill, Draft Picks, First Round, Football, NFL

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