Miami Dolphins 2020 NFL Draft: 7-round mock draft including new QB
player. Scouting Report. Washington. Myles Bryant. 5. 818. Pick Analysis. DB
Myles Bryant is an extremely active and athletic defensive back prospect who shows an impressively well-rounded skill-set in the secondary. Bryant is extremely explosive as a downhill defender and a great tackler in space. He is an incredibly fast player who gets to his spots quickly and always seems to make a play.
He is also quick and smooth in coverage and closes on the ball extremely well. Bryant is undoubtedly a talented player who could have great upside at the next level. However, his size is a major concern. Bryant is listed generously at 5-foot-9, 185 pounds. At that size, he is going to have issues at the next level. That being said, there are enough positives in his game that make him an interesting day three pick as a nickel corner or third safety.
Scouting Report. EDGE. South Carolina. 6. player. Pick Analysis. D.J. Wonnum. 850
D.J. Wonnum missed most of the 2018 season with an ankle injury, but he always seems to be making plays when he is on the field. As a sophomore in 2017, Wonnum finished the year with 57 total tackles, 13 tackles for loss and six sacks.
Through seven games this season, Wonnum has 25 total tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks. He is an extremely strong and high-motor rusher who can make an impact against the run and in the pass rush. A nice solid player for the Miami Dolphins here late.
Scouting Report. DT. Nyles Pinckney. Pick Analysis. Clemson. 6. player. 879
Nyles Pinckney is a big and powerful space-eater who understands how to use leverage to win. He does a great job of eating up double teams up front and also shows a high motor when attacking the ball. Pinckney is never going to be much of a penetrator on the inside, but he is a valuable player who could fill a key role for the Miami Dolphins.
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. 7. player. IOL. South Carolina. Donell Stanley. 850
With their final pick of this mock draft, the Dolphins take a shot on some offensive line upside. We did significantly improve the Dolphins’ offensive line in this mock draft, but the interior still needs a lot of work. Here, they take Donell Stanley, an extremely big and powerful interior offensive lineman out of South Carolina.
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Stanley does struggle to play in space, but when he gets his hands on a defender, he usually takes care of business. He would be a nice late-round flyer for Miami.