In the first round of the draft, the Miami Dolphins opted for Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant with the No. 13 pick, addressing their need for a young defensive line. Despite the availability of high-end cornerbacks, including Will Johnson and Jahdae Barron, the Dolphins prioritized bolstering their interior defense, especially with team MVP Zach Sieler nearing age 30 and recent departures like Calais Campbell. Grant, measuring 6’4" and weighing 331 pounds, offers strong run-stuffing capabilities and the agility to contribute to pass-rushing efforts, having earned 6.5 sacks in two seasons at Michigan.
The Dolphins selected Wolverines defensive tackle Kenneth Grant with the No. 13 pick, prioritizing the need for youthful talent on their defensive line.
Despite strong cornerback options available, including Michigan's Will Johnson, the Dolphins opted for defensive tackle Kenneth Grant to bolster their defensive front.
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