MIAMI -- The 2020 NFL draft is more than six months away, but there are a handful of teams that should be looking forward to the offseason, most notably the 0-4 Miami Dolphins, a team that has been outscored 163-26 in its first four games.
There might not be a more important team come April than the Dolphins. Miami will have three first-round picks, a 76.4% chance at the No. 1 overall selection and a shot to land a long-term answer at quarterback. The Dolphins also will have an expected $100 million-plus in salary-cap space to use to add depth via free agency and trades.