Fit Report · AFC East
Priorities on the table and the names that fit best across all seven rounds of the 2027 Draft.
Front office
Jon-Eric Sullivan
GM · since 2026
Packers/Gutekunst school. BPA with a defensive and trenches bias.
Cap situation
$6.4M
Effective space
Needs by priority
Why
Malik Willis does not offer the level of a franchise quarterback, making the search for a definitive leader for the offense absolutely essential. To facilitate this transition, a true number one wide receiver is required, as the current group led by Caleb Douglas and Malik Washington lacks consistent impact. Defensively, the safety position needs stability given the limitations of Michael Taaffe and the recent activation of Kyle Louis from injured reserve, while the linebacker corps demands more
The Draft Bomb analysis · updated 7d ago · confidence 88%
The decision-maker
Packers/Gutekunst school. BPA with a defensive and trenches bias.
How he drafts
Track record read
This was his first draft in Miami, so Jon-Eric Sullivan's pattern is just emerging, but clear signals are already present: volume, size, and trench/secondary priority. The 2026 class opened with Kadyn Proctor and Chris Johnson in the first, then added Jacob Rodriguez and extra capital in the third to continue injecting competition. That's his; the prior belongs to the previous regime.
The board · Rounds 1–7
Only the rounds where the team owns a pick (per Tankathon). A blend of need plus best value on the board.
First round
3 names
Ole Miss
QBSolves Miami's desperate QB need with off-script playmaking; the whole bet is whether he stops bailing from clean pockets.
Indiana
WRThe big boundary receiver this offense is missing. Low-volume target sample, but stretches the field on pure size.
Georgia
SLocks down Miami's deep middle from day one. Clinical tackler with a super safe floor, even if he lacks true ball-hawking juice.
Second round
3 names
Oregon
QBThe needed reset under center. Elastic arm to open up the field, but his ceiling hinges on speeding up post-snap processing.
Texas
WRAdds the size and violent YAC Miami is missing outside. Hands are still shaky, but the vertical juice plays right away.
LSU
STrue hash-to-hash range to lock down Miami's deep secondary; immediate starter floor if the jump in competition translates.
Third round
3 names
Houston
QBAdds developmental mobility to a thin QB room. Pure upside gamble: he either figures out tighter windows or stays a backup.
Houston
WRInstant red-zone and third-down chain mover thanks to polished route craft. Lacks top-end gear, but the tape screams reliable WR3.
Texas
SGives Miami the deep range and length they need in two-high shells; clean up the tackling angles and he starts day one.
Roster · Ourlads starters
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Backfield
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Source: Ourlads · updated yesterday
Five-year history
2026
13 names
2025
8 names
2024
7 names
2023
4 names
2022
4 names
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