Which team produced your least favorite class?
Miller: Miami Dolphins. Miami added two defensive tackles, which filled a need, but it didn't address the secondary well enough in a draft that was set up for it to find a Jalen Ramsey successor and upgrade at safety. The Dolphins didn't select a defensive back until Round 5 -- an area of the draft that rarely produces rookie starters.
But he loved our Ewers pick
What was the best value pick in Round 7?
Miller: Quinn Ewers, QB, Miami Dolphins (No. 231). Ewers came off the board much later than I expected. I don't want to overhype a seventh-round pick, but the Dolphins need a reliable quarterback behind Tua Tagovailoa. Ewers has proved over the past three seasons that he can win and be a reliable point guard from under center.
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Miller: Miami Dolphins. Miami added two defensive tackles, which filled a need, but it didn't address the secondary well enough in a draft that was set up for it to find a Jalen Ramsey successor and upgrade at safety. The Dolphins didn't select a defensive back until Round 5 -- an area of the draft that rarely produces rookie starters.
But he loved our Ewers pick
What was the best value pick in Round 7?
Miller: Quinn Ewers, QB, Miami Dolphins (No. 231). Ewers came off the board much later than I expected. I don't want to overhype a seventh-round pick, but the Dolphins need a reliable quarterback behind Tua Tagovailoa. Ewers has proved over the past three seasons that he can win and be a reliable point guard from under center.

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