The Miami Dolphins' 2019 NFL draft board is written down in pencil, and trade-up and trade-down scenarios have been thrown around since the NFL's annual owners meetings happened in March.
But there's an increasingly likely scenario that the Dolphins have to be prepared for on Thursday during the first round of the draft: Their top realistic quarterback prospect (after Kyler Murray) could fall within a few spots or possibly fall to their No. 13 selection. Will Miami draft him (likely Dwayne Haskins or Drew Lock) or pass because he's not worthy of being their franchise quarterback?