Dolphins Address WR Void in 2026 NFL Mock Draft with Carnell Tate Selection
The Miami Dolphins are projected to address their wide receiver needs in the 2026 NFL Draft by selecting Ohio State’s Carnell Tate at No. 11 overall, according to ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. and colleagues. This move comes after the team traded away Jaylen Waddle and released Tyreek Hill, leaving a significant gap in their receiving unit.
Tate, a promising prospect with strong route-running abilities and a proven track record at Ohio State, is seen as a potential WR1 for quarterback Malik Willis and a much-needed boost for the Dolphins’ offense. The team holds two first-round picks, indicating a strong intention to strengthen their offensive weaponry.