Drive Time: 2026 Rookie Class Defensive Players Review

Travis is breaking the class in half, one review today, one on Monday. Today, the defense with Chris Johnson, Jacob Rodriguez, Trey Moore, Kyle Louis, Michael Taaffe and Max Lewellyn. Plus, Jon-Eric Sullivan provided commentary on the vision for these rookie players, Travis recaps Sully's recent radio interview.

All 13 of the Dolphins 2026 draft class have had their initial media availability. Travis is recapping the highlights, pointing out the commonalities across these players and the themes they provide the football team.

After reviewing each prospect individually over the weekend, Travis is back to take a big picture look at the draft. Which themes developed? How did the Dolphins attack their vision? And how did the board shake out with each pick they made?

The Dolphins welcomed seven more players to the squad Saturday. Travis is breaking down LB Trey Moore, LB Kyle Louis, S Michael Taaffe, WR Kevin Coleman Jr., TE Seydou Traore, OG D.J. Campbell and ED Max Llewellyn. Plus, we'll hear from GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and HC Jeff Hafley in their post-draft recap presser.

The Dolphins added four more players Friday - LB Jacob Rodriguez, WR Caleb Douglas, TE Will Kacmarek, WR Chris Bell - and Travis is breaking it all down. The tape, the metrics, the fit and we hear from GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and Assistant GM Kyle Smith.

The Dolphins made two moves and landed two players on Thursday night's first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Travis is breaking down OT Kadyn Proctor (Alabama) and CB Chris Johnson (San Diego State)'s games with commentary from Jon-Eric Sullivan, and some scouting background notes.

Travis and Kyle are back with part 2 of the 2026 Dolphins draft preview diving into the second day of the draft, the flexibility of four third-round picks, Day 3 sleepers, a full Dolphins mock and some Malik Willis talk.

The annual Wingfield and Crabbs draft extravaganza is here. Travis and Kyle dive into the Dolphins team building philosophies, the multi-year plan's evolution with Jon-Eric Sullivan, the first round options at 11 and 30, strengths of the draft and how the Dolphins could attack the class.