The Miami Dolphins should be addressing their offensive line during free agency which begins next week but if they don’t, they will be playing a poorly laid out game at next month’s draft.
Perhaps the weakest position on the entire team, the offensive line is screaming to be re-built. Last year, the offensive line only saw implosion as Laremy Tunsil was traded away. To be fair, they got much better towards the end of the season but not so good as to warrant a pass in 2020.
Miami is in a good position to draft a top talent along the offensive line and one or more should be available at any one of their three first-round drafting spots.