The Miami Dolphins have had a tumultuous offseason, with their recent NFL draft performance raising concerns about their strategic direction. Despite entering the draft with the hope of addressing glaring defensive needs, the Dolphins opted to select an offensive guard before addressing their cornerback issues, leaving their secondary in a precarious position. The team lost two starters in Jalen Ramsey and Kendall Fuller, leaving only Kader Kohou as the sole returning starter. The decision to forgo cornerbacks, despite a strong pool available, has left fans and analysts questioning the front office's priorities and strategy.

General Manager Chris Grier's draft decisions have come under scrutiny, especially after trading up to draft a guard while neglecting the more pressing need for defensive backs. Despite drafting defensive tackle Kenneth Grant in the first round, the Dolphins' secondary remains a major concern heading into the season, especially with challenging quarterbacks like Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson on the horizon. With the draft and free agency still open, fans are hoping for a turnaround before training camp begins.