Entering the 2025 season, the Miami Dolphins are shifting from a veteran-centric approach to a youth-oriented strategy, reflecting the failure of their prior attempts to secure a Super Bowl. The team will prioritize young, promising talent, including cornerback Kader Kohou and running back De'Von Achane, as foundational elements for success. However, they need more core players on the current roster or will heavily depend on the 2026 draft class. This shift presents inherent risks, particularly concerning the general manager's inconsistent draft performance beyond the second round.
The Dolphins have transitioned to Plan B, relying on draftees and young talents after Plan A with veterans failed to yield a Super Bowl victory.
To answer whether Plan B is built on solid ground, we must evaluate the young players that form the essential components of the team's future success.
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