Miami Dolphins 2020 NFL Draft grades: Tua Tagovailoa finds his home

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FAYETTEVILLE, AR – OCTOBER 6: Raekwon Davis #99 of the Alabama Crimson Tide on the field during a game against the Arkansas Razorbacks at Razorback Stadium on October 6, 2018 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The Crimson Tide defeated the Razorbacks 65-31. (Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images) /

Pick Analysis. Louisian-Lafayette. 39. 59. Scouting Report. OT. Robert Hunt. player

The Miami Dolphins clearly wanted to double up with offensive tackles, but Robert Hunt may not have been the best choice. It seems he would have likely been available later in the draft, and the team could have addressed other needs here.

Hunt may be a player that the Dolphins decide to kick inside to play guard, and that versatility could be what drew Miami to him. He’s a bruiser that will have to compete for his spot along the rebuilt offensive line. This seems like the wrong spot for Hun in the draft though, and the move is a bit puzzling.

Pick Analysis. Raekwon Davis. 59. Scouting Report. DT. Alabama. 56. player

Alabama’s Raekwon Davis could be a true steal in this draft. He is a a bulldozing defender and will find himself right in the middle of the defensive line for the Dolphins. Davis had 175 tackles, 11.5 sacks and 19.5 tackles for loss in his four seasons at Alabama. He is versatile, with the ability to play tackle or end, and he will fit in nicely in the Dolphins 3-4 hybrid scheme.

“I told him anywhere you line me up at, I can play anywhere,” Davis said in pre-draft meetings with Miami coach Brian Flores.

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