Dolphins GM Shows Strong Interest in Arizona State WR

Dolphins look to address wide receiver needs in upcoming 2026 NFL Draft

Apr. 17, 2026 at 7:10pm

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The Miami Dolphins are looking to address their wide receiver needs in the 2026 NFL Draft, and Dolphins General Manager Jon-Eric Sullivan was spotted at a recent workout for an Arizona State wide receiver, indicating strong interest in the player.

Why it matters

The Dolphins had a disappointing 2025 season and are looking to rebuild their roster through the draft. Identifying and securing top wide receiver talent will be crucial for the team's offensive success going forward.

The details

According to reports, Sullivan was part of a large contingent of NFL scouts and executives who attended the Arizona State pro day workout, which featured several top prospects including a standout wide receiver. The Dolphins are in need of pass-catching talent to complement their young quarterback.

  • The workout took place on April 17, 2026.

The players

Jon-Eric Sullivan

The general manager of the Miami Dolphins.

Joe Schoen

The general manager of the New York Giants, who was also in attendance at the Arizona State pro day workout.

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What’s next

The Dolphins will continue to evaluate the wide receiver prospects leading up to the 2026 NFL Draft, where they will look to add offensive playmakers to their roster.

The takeaway

The Dolphins' presence at the Arizona State pro day workout signals their intent to prioritize the wide receiver position in the upcoming draft as they look to rebuild their roster and return to contention in the AFC.