MOBILE, Ala. — When you peruse a list of the Dolphins’ second- and third-round picks during the past 10 years, it becomes a bit more clear why the franchise has hovered around the .500 mark for most of that time.
Overall, it’s been an average to slightly above average crew, just as the Dolphins have been during that stretch. There hasn’t been enough of a wow factor among those selections.
The Dolphins, whose first three picks in the April 27-29 draft are a second-rounder and a pair of third-rounders, need to hit on at least one starter among those picks, and it’d be nice if one of the other two was a regular contributor from scrimmage.
