In just one week’s time, the National Football League’s annual draft will kick off in Las Vegas, Nevada. The 2022 NFL draft will begin its opening two rounds without the Miami Dolphins on deck for a pick, at the moment.
The good news is that the Dolphins’ first two draft picks in this year’s selection process went to the Kansas City Chiefs along with a fourth-round pick, and a fourth and six-rounder in the 2023 draft, to compensate for a perennial Pro Bowl wide receiver – Tyreek Hill.
The compensation sent to the Chiefs to bring in one of the most electrifying players in the NFL leaves Dolphins general manager Chris Grier to jokingly plan a relaxed start to the draft come Thursday.