Miami
Dolphins.

Future QB, a prototypical passer. Sky-high ceiling, but his aggression needs post-snap refinement.

Brings physical pop to a soft interior. An IOL who truly drives, if lateral speed isn't a liability, he's an anchor.

Sharpe offers that long outside CB Miami needs, but his weight raises questions: can he handle NFL contact or just be a perimeter nickel?

Could be the backup they needed; if that pressure work improves, he’s a starter if the price is right.

Laloulu is an immediate anchor at C; his natural leverage and heavy hands fix a lot. Good floor, just need to see his movement skills develop.

He brings a pick-six threat the CB room lacks. If he adds weight and cleans up tackling, he's a starting slot, no doubt.

He brings the dual-threat McDaniel's scheme craves. High ceiling if they clean up the picks and his body can handle the hits.

He brings that interior pass pro anchor Tua's system needs. Lateral mobility's the swing skill, but the floor is really good.

Brings that zone read the perimeter needed; a big patch if his play weight isn't an issue, 'cause the Michigan State tape is there.