Miami Dolphins GM Observes Top Prospects During College Football Weekend
Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan took the opportunity to scout several top prospects during a recent college football game, despite the matchup's lack of excitement.
The Dolphins are committed to building their roster through the draft, aiming to acquire young talent on rookie contracts. Sullivan's efforts to identify suitable rookies for the 2027 draft class began this weekend, coinciding with the return of college football. Although the game featured a lopsided score of 51-10 in favor of LSU over Clemson, it showcased several potential early draft picks.
Among the standout players was offensive tackle Jordan Seaton, who is projected as a top-10 draft choice. Additionally, tight end Trey’Dez Green, who recorded four receptions for 58 yards, and quarterback Sam Leavitt, who had a notable performance with 230 passing yards and two rushing touchdowns, also caught Sullivan's attention. Miami continues to evaluate its quarterback situation, seeking long-term solutions behind starter Malik Willis.
