The Miami Dolphins have surprised everyone in the 2024 NFL Draft by making a strategic move and securing running back Jaylen Wright from Tennessee in the fourth round. After not having a third-round pick, the Dolphins were not expected to make a pick in the fourth round either. However, they made a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles, giving up a 2025 third-round pick to secure the 120th overall spot this year.

This selection aligns perfectly with the Dolphins' strategy of building a speedy offense. Jaylen Wright brings incredible speed to the team, having run an impressive 4.38-second 40-yard dash. He will join a talented group of running backs including De'Vone Achane and Raheem Mostert, as well as wide receivers Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle.

In the earlier rounds of the draft, the Dolphins made key moves to strengthen their defense and offensive line. In the first round, they selected Penn State edge rusher Chop Robinson, providing insurance in case Jaelan Phillips or Bradley Chubb are not fully recovered from their previous season-ending injuries. This pick gives the Dolphins a player who can contribute immediately.

Continuing their focus on building a solid offensive line, Miami selected Houston tackle Patrick Paul in the second round. Paul is seen as the heir apparent to Terron Armstead as the team's left tackle, adding depth and talent to the line.

The Dolphins have a few remaining picks in the later rounds of the draft, with selections at 158, 184, 198, and 241. These picks will surely be important in adding additional depth to the team's roster.

Overall, the Miami Dolphins have made some strategic and exciting moves in this year's NFL Draft. With the addition of Jaylen Wright, they have reinforced their commitment to speed and agility on offense, while also addressing needs on defense and the offensive line. Fans will be eagerly anticipating the impact these new additions will have on the team's performance in the upcoming season.

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