Miami Dolphins: 2025 NFL Draft Class

From the pre-draft scouting process and mock drafts through the 2025 NFL Draft and UDFA signings.

Miami Dolphins

2025 NFL Draft

Eight (8) Draft

1.13 — Kenneth Grant, NT — Michigan
2.05 — Jonah Savaiinaea, OG — Arizona
5.05 — Jordan Phillips, NT — Maryland
5.13 — Jason Marshall Jr., CB — Florida
5.19 — Dante Trader Jr., SAF — Maryland
6.03 — Ollie Gordon II, RB — Oklahoma State
7.15 — Quinn Ewers, QB — Texas
7.37 — Zeek Biggers, NT — Georgia Tech

UDFA Signings

RB Nate Noel, Missouri
WR Andrew Armstrong, Arkansas
WR A.J. Henning, Northwestern
WR Monaray Baldwin, Baylor
WR Theo Wease, Missouri
TE Jalin Conyers, Texas Tech
G Addison West, Western Michigan
G Josh Priebe, Michigan
DI Alex Huntley, South Carolina
LB Eugene Asante, Auburn
CB Brandon Adams, UCF
CB Ethan Robinson, Minnesota
S John Saunders Jr., Ole Miss
S Seyi Oladipo, Boise State
LS Kneeland Hibbett, Alabama

Minicamp Invites

QB Brett Gabbert, Miami (OH)
FB Peter Montini, Colorado State
WR Sam Brown Jr., Miami (FL)
TE Kamari Morales, Boston College
C Zach Carpenter, Miami (FL)
T John Campbell Jr., Tennessee
EDGE Phillip Webb, Jackson State
CB Braden Price, Rhode Island

3-Round Mock Draft

2025 Miami Dolphins Mock

3-Round Mock Draft Logic

1.13 (13)
Kelvin Banks Jr., OL
2.16 (48)
Nick Emmanwori, SAF
3.34 (98)
Quincy Riley, CB

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Positions of Interest: iOL, DE, PWHB, SAF, DB, DT

SIS Scouting Reports — Grade (Scale)

Kelvin Banks Jr., OT — 6.7 (Strong Starter)
Nick Emmanwori, SAF — 6.4 (Limited Starter or Multi-Position Backup)
Quincy Riley, CB — 6.5 (Lower-end Starter)

The Dolphins can't pass on a super-athletic big man like Kelvin Banks Jr.

Terron Armstead retired this offseason and will likely be replaced in the lineup by sophomore OT Patrick Paul, but the Dolphins still need more help up front and the front office needs to keep Tua Tagovailoa upright and healthy for 17 regular season games, and hopefully a few more in the playoffs.

Banks is the No. 16 overall player on the SIS big board and No. 3 offensive tackle prospect, and he rates good across the board in critical and positional factors that Shanahan coaches typically value: reactive athleticism, range, footwork, and second-level ability to execute their wide zone-run concepts.

Then, in a bit of a shocker, Nick Emmanwori falls to the Dolphins in the second round to fill the void left behind by Jordan Poyer. Emmanwori has been frequently mocked to the Dolphins in the first, particularly after how he tested off the charts at the NFL Combine, but the tape tells a different story and shows a player who still has a ways to go to match the physicality you would expect from his testing numbers.

With Jalen Ramsey likely out the door via trade, the Dolphins add Louisville cornerback Quincy Riley, whom they hosted for a Top 30 visit, in the third round.

Other Potential Picks

Day 1: Tyler Booker, Shemar Stewart
Day 2: Kyle Kennard, Mason Taylor, Shemar Turner, Kevin Winston Jr., Kyle Williams
Day 3: Ollie Gordon II, Damien Martinez, Sam Brown, B.J. Adams, Korie Black, Caleb Etienne, Dorian Singer, Kyonte Hamilton, Nash Jones