Drive Time: Post Draft Roster Reset, Defense

Part two of the post draft roster reset series takes us to the defensive side where Travis dives into the weeds on schematics, player fits, room construction and depth, and so much more.

Taking a look at the entire Dolphins roster - what each player offers, the strengths, questions, outlook of each room and where the biggest camp battles could occur. This is the post-draft roster reset on the offensive side of the ball.

The rookies are in the building and on the practice field, Travis provides the latest from rookie minicamp with a practice recap and soundbites from Kadyn Proctor, Chris Johnson, Will Kacmarek and Kyle Louis. Plus, Emory Hunt joins the show to break down the Dolphins offseason, and tell you which undrafted players have an inside track and making the team.

Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley have begun shaping this team to their vision, but the concept of getting bigger is multiple years in the making - Travis discusses. Plus, Hafley on the Richard Sherman podcast talking accountability and leadership, and Travis explores some of the opportunities for playing time and camp battles that will go down this summer.

Travis concludes his draft pick film review on the offensive side. Kadyn Proctor, Caleb Douglas, Will Kacmarek, Chris Bell, Kevin Coleman Jr., Seydou Traore and DJ Campbell all under the microscope. Plus, a few things we learned about Jon-Eric Sullivan's draft strategies.

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?