Day 3 Favorites At Each Position For The Miami Dolphins In The 2026 NFL Draft

In this episode of Locked On Dolphins, host Kyle Krabs dives into his personal favorites for the Miami Dolphins' Day 3 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, focusing on under-the-radar talent across all positions. He emphasizes the value of late-round overachievers, particularly in the back seven where the Dolphins have significant needs. Krabs highlights quarterback Jalen Daniels from Kansas as his top pick due to his maturity and skill set alignment with starters Malik Willis and Jalen Daniels. Among running backs, Adam Randall from Clemson and Kalen Black from Indiana stand out for their size and physicality. At wide receiver, Kevin Coleman from Missouri and Dijon Stripling from Ole Miss are noted for their playmaking ability. The tight end group is exceptionally deep, with Matthew Hibner from SMU and Jack Andres from Texas among his top day three targets. On the offensive line, Jude Bowery from Boston College and Keegan Trost from Missouri are praised for their developmental upside. For edge rushers, Anthony Lucas from USC is a standout developmental pick, while defensive tackles Caleb Proctor and Albert Regis are highlighted for their combine athleticism and penetration potential. Krabs also discusses versatile linebackers like Red Murdoch and safeties like Cole Wisniewski, who could thrive in a role-based, physical scheme. The episode blends strategic draft analysis with real-time insights, encouraging fans to consider depth, versatility, and long-term value over immediate star power. Krabs stresses the Dolphins’ need to build depth through Day 3 picks, especially in the trenches and back seven, and positions these selections as potential hidden gems. He also promotes the Everydayer Club and sponsors FanDuel and Robinhood, integrating promotional content throughout. The overall tone is optimistic and forward-looking, with a strong emphasis on player development and roster flexibility.