MOBILE, Ala. — The process of evaluating college upperclassmen for the NFL draft began in earnest this week at the Senior Bowl between the practices and Saturday’s all-star game.
The Miami Dolphins, along with the other 31 NFL teams, were represented in Mobile, Alabama, to watch prospects work out, go through drills and ultimately compete in the exhibition.
With general manager Chris Grier, assistant general manager Marvin Allen and special advisor Dan Marino among the Dolphins’ brass on hand, Miami, while looking for traits it likes at any position to find gems, likely had an extra focus on the offensive line, wide receivers, running backs and linebackers.