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Should The Fins Be Supplemental Draft Contenders, Defining Success In 2026 & More | Power To The Pod
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- May 29, 2026
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- 1821
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Summary
Miami Dolphins weigh high-risk, high-upside options as Brendan Sorsby’s supplemental draft saga heats up. Could Chris Johnson become the breakout fixture in the secondary, or will Malik Willis need to play at a top-12 quarterback level for a shot at .500 in 2026? Host Kyle Crabbs unpacks the front office’s strategy, breaking down the Sorsby dilemma, Chop Robinson’s pressure to produce under a new regime, and which young Dolphins must turn the corner to fuel the rebuild. Fans get answers on expectations for Devon Achane—can he join Christian McCaffrey in the elite 1,000/1,000 club? Plus, Kyle Crabbs explores Miami’s shifting offensive line, concerns over veteran depth at safety and tackle, and why the winning mindset is non-negotiable. From free agent targets like A.J. Epenesa to reflections on Manny Fernandez and the perfect season, this Power to the Pod mailbag covers every angle of the Dolphins’ evolving future.