Drive Time: Dolphins Day 3 2026 NFL Draft Recap

The Drive Time podcast wraps up the 2026 NFL Draft with a deep dive into the Miami Dolphins' final 13 picks across days two and three. Host Travis Wingfield delivers detailed player profiles for each selection, emphasizing the team's focus on versatility, toughness, and football IQ. Key picks include edge rusher Trey Moore, linebacker Kyle Lewis, safety Michael Taff, wide receiver Kevin Coleman Jr., tight end Seidou Traore, guard DJ Campbell, and defensive end Max Llewellyn. Wingfield highlights how these players align with the Dolphins' culture of physicality, intelligence, and adaptability, with strong praise for their production, work ethic, and special teams value. The episode closes with post-draft press conference highlights from John Eric Sullivan and Jeff Halfley, who reaffirm the team’s commitment to building a physically dominant, versatile roster and express excitement about the depth and character of the new class. Despite not drafting a quarterback, the front office remains confident in their current roster depth and future plans. The overarching takeaway is that the Dolphins prioritized high-character, high-impact players who can contribute immediately and grow into multiple roles. Wingfield underscores the strategic value of drafting players like Moore and Lewis—versatile defenders who can thrive in various defensive packages—and notes the importance of depth in the offensive line and special teams. The draft class reflects a clear philosophy: build a tough, adaptable, and cohesive unit that plays with relentless effort. With strong leadership from both the front office and coaching staff, the Dolphins appear poised to make meaningful strides in the 2026 season and beyond.