The Miami Dolphins have a huge need along their offensive line. With the Fins owning the 13th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the top offensive lineman might not make it to them. However, in a new mock draft, the Dolphins land a top lineman without having to move up.
Mel Kiper of ESPN put out his latest NFL mock draft, and at the 13th overall pick, the Dolphins get LSU offensive lineman Will Campbell.
With left tackle Terron Armstead considering retirement, and their left guard position open, the Dolphins need to have a plan for both positions. Patrick Paul could be the left tackle, but the Dolphins would still need a guard.
Campbell could beat out Paul for the left tackle spot, but he could slide into their left guard spot if needed. Protecting the quarterback is imperative in Miami, and Campbell would be a home-run selection at 13th overall.
Campbell has been projected to go as high as fourth overall to the New England Patriots. Miami getting Campbell at 13 would be a great pickup.
Despite incredible athletic testing at the NFL Scouting Combine, Campbell has major questions about his arm length and wingspan. His arm length was measured at 32 and 5/8, which is the seventh percentile among all offensive tackles.
He measured in at 77 and 3/8 wingspan, which would be the shortest wingspan of any offensive tackle measured at the Combine since at least 2011, according to Trevor Sikkema of Pro Football Focus.
The shorter arm length and wingspan have made Campbell's draft stock fall. But, in his 1,447 pass-blocking snaps, Campbell has allowed just four sacks in his college career according to Pro Football Focus.
Campbell was Kiper's pick for Miami at pick 13 in his latest mock draft and would solidify the Dolphins offensive line, whether it's at left tackle or left guard.
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This story was originally published March 18, 2025 at 11:00 AM.