With the final 14 picks in the first round going to the teams that reach the playoffs, the Dolphins are assured a spot in the top 18. But a couple more losses could put Miami in line to pick in the top 10 for the first time since it took Jaylen Waddle in 2021.

He threw for 2,800 yards on 8.3 yards per attempt with 27 touchdowns and just five picks in the Big 12 this year, adding on 580 yards rushing on 100 carries to boot. He's big (6-foot-3, 235 pounds), fast and has arm talent to spare; if you simplify things for him and sand down some of the edges, he absolutely looks the part of an NFL starter.

Miami Hurricanes football have enjoyed ten regular season wins on the backs of NFL talent. Beyond the bigger names expected to go high in the first round there

The Miami Dolphins' push to climb back into playoff contention is running out of time. Miami is in need of a minor miracle from elsewhere across the AFC while also needing to double their current 4-game win streak in order to have any shot at the postseason.

The quarterback class is thin so what if someone gets aggressive for the new Heisman Trophy winner come April?

Miami Hurricanes edge rusher Rueben Bain Jr. entered the year in the conversation for the first non-quarterback off the board in April. He immediately rewarded his supporters with a game-clinching, dominant performance over Notre Dame in the season opener. He found seven pressures against Florida and 10 more two weeks later against Florida State.

It’s beginning to look a lot like NFL draft season. The college football regular season is over and bowl games are looming. So are the NFL playoffs—two teams ha