The Miami Dolphins have prioritized the offensive line this offseason, starting with a significant investment in guard James Daniels, who signed a three-year, $24 million contract after recovering from an Achilles injury. With the NFL Draft approaching, Miami is looking to reinforce their line further, potentially selecting one of the top offensive tackle prospects, such as Missouri's Armand Membou, LSU's Will Campbell, or Texas' Kelvin Banks, with their first-round pick.

Membou's rise in mock drafts follows an impressive combine performance, while Campbell's stock may slip slightly. The Dolphins' current line includes returning players like Austin Jackson and Patrick Paul, but a rookie with the versatility to play guard or tackle could prove invaluable as Miami seeks to build a deeper, more resilient offensive front.