The Dolphins have a glaring need for a starting linebacker and a rotational defensive tackle, but here’s the quandary:
Do you pay big money at that position when you could potentially find a better — and cheaper — option in the first two days of the draft?
To this point, the Dolphins have been reluctant to do so.
Where things stand at each position:
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u25aa Defensive tackle: The big issue is not only how to replace Ndamukong Suh’s production (he graded out among the NFL’s best defensive tackles) but also how to replace his 877 snaps, which were the sixth-most among NFL defensive tackles last season.