The last of the on-field drills for NFL draft prospects at the scouting combine were completed Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium, and pro football teams got their final looks in Indianapolis at members of the draft class they’re interested in.
The Miami Dolphins, before the draft in late April, prepare for free agency to begin a week from Monday. Depending on which positions they address in free agency, they will use information gathered from the combine through a process that continues through college teams’ pro days and prospect facility visits, which can begin Tuesday.
Miami doesn’t have a first-round pick, but it has a selection in the middle of the second round, No. 51 overall, as well as two in the third round, plus a sixth- and seventh-rounder.
