Miami is a team that only looks a few smart moves away from serious playoff contention, but one area that must be addressed is run defense. The Dolphins ranked in or around the bottom third of the league in total rushing yards allowed, opposing yards-per-carry and opposing rushing touchdowns. Enter the enormous Danny Shelton from Washington, who recorded 9 sacks and 16.5 tackles for a loss in a dominant 2014 campaign. The 6’2, 330lb Shelton has some character questions that he’ll need to answer through the scouting process, but if he can keep his red flags down to yellow flags, he could be an instant difference-maker on the interior of Miami’s line. Shelton could draw double-teams on day one, and his ability to collapse the pocket from the inside could open up some big time holes for edge rushers.. DT. Washington. Danny Shelton. 14. player. 59