The Miami Dolphins will have 10 draft picks in the upcoming NFL draft, with three compensatory selections despite initial reports of four. The league corrected a miscalculation, taking away the extra seventh-round pick awarded to the team. The Dolphins will still have three compensatory picks in the third, fourth, and seventh rounds due to players leaving in the previous offseason. The team’s draft picks now include a first-round pick at 13, a second-round pick at 16, and multiple selections in later rounds. This adjustment brings the Dolphins back to the league maximum of four compensatory selections. The team will be looking to make wise choices with their draft picks to bolster their roster for the upcoming season.
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