Ashton Jeanty stands out as a potential game-changer for the Miami Dolphins in the 2025 NFL draft, despite the team not needing another running back with De'Von Achane leading the pack. Jeanty, who averaged 6.4 yards per carry and scored 56 touchdowns at Boise State, could elevate Miami from its recent 8-9 season to a contender status. However, the Dolphins may face competition from teams like the Raiders and Cowboys, who may seek to trade up for him. While Miami has solid options like Achane and Jaylen Wright, Jeanty's generational talent makes him an enticing prospect.

As Miami looks to improve its offensive and defensive line, other intriguing prospects include Michigan cornerback Will Johnson, who, despite injury concerns, is expected to be a top corner, and LSU's Will Campbell, who could provide depth on the offensive line. Mason Graham, a defensive tackle from Michigan, and Missouri's Armand Membou, an offensive lineman, are also on the Dolphins' radar as they aim to bolster their roster for a playoff push.