Dolphins host visit with rising small school prospect turning heads

Georgia State wide receiver Ted Hurst | Kirby Lee-Imagn ImagesThe Miami Dolphins received a nice haul in return from the Denver Broncos by trading away wide receiver Jaylen Waddle. Yet, the move leaves little in place of pass catchers for quarterback Malik Willis.

With the added draft capital, though, it's widely assumed the Dolphins will look to add a receiver or two in late April. That's why it should come as no surprise that Miami has invited prospects like Washington's Denzel Boston and USC's Makai Lemon in for visits ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.

Lemon has even come into play for Miami at pick 11 for various outlets following the Waddle trade. But Miami isn't stopping there. General…