The Miami Dolphins may be in a position to perform a clean reboot in the 2026 offseason, as they could move on from head coach Mike McDaniel while trying to see if there are upgrades out there who could improve upon what quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is putting on display.
The Dolphins' problems extend far beyond the quarterback position. It would be incredibly difficult to envision Miami becoming a competitive team with a secondary so poor that it significantly contributes to Anthony Weaver's defense being one of the worst in the league.
The idea of taking a player that many consider to be the best player in the draft instead of someone like South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers or Alabama's Ty Simpson is certainly risky, but the Dolphins may not be ready to completely give up on Tagovailoa just yet.