Waiting 101 picks before being on the clock for the first time is a long time to wait. The Miami Dolphins did exactly that Thursday and Friday night as they watched the first- and second-rounds of the 2022 NFL Draft unfold, then had to wait for most of the third round as well. Miami’s trade for wide receiver Tyreek Hill earlier this spring cut their draft capital for this year, but there were not many complaints about it then or now.
As for what the Dolphins actually did when they were on the clock, the team used the 102nd overall pick to add Georgia linebacker Channing Tindall.