Draft or Free agency? How Miami Dolphins should reshape their roster
By Brian Miller
Defensive line: Both
Christian Wilkins and Davon Godchaux have a good hold on the starting interior but another big body run-stuffing defender for the rotation makes a lot of sense. Free agency should provide a top veteran on the tail end of his career that can rotate with two youngsters. That is something that New England does and it has worked well.
Miami could draft a defensive lineman but unless that lineman can play the three-technique on the outside, they will get lost in the inside shuffle. Defensive end is a different bird.
Miami has no real defensive end power. Edge rushers struggled last year and Charles Harris has proven that he simply has no real value to this team. A change of scenery may ignite the fire he had in college but has yet to see in the NFL.
Miami is likely to address the position in the draft but frankly, they should really look at both the draft and free-agent market as they simply have nothing entering the 2020 season.
Miami’s top four defensive ends as of today, Avery Moss, Taco Charlton, Charles Harris, and Jonathan Ledbetter.