The Miami Dolphins are the NFL roster equivalent of a gigantic sieve. They have holes everywhere and not enough assets to plug all of them in one offseason.
Not that new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan is approaching his first year on the job as if it's some quick fix. He's cutting veterans all over the place, and will soon have highly-paid quarterback Tua Tagovailoa packing his bags one way or another.
While the Dolphins must come away from the 2026 NFL Draft with two viable starting cornerbacks (my take), they can get creative with that mission.