After acquiring wide receivers Tyreek Hill and Cedrick Wilson Jr. this offseason through trade and free agency, respectively, the Miami Dolphins are the deepest they’ve been at the position in a while.
Hill, Wilson and Jaylen Waddle round out the top three spots, and most teams tend to keep roughly six wideouts in a season, with a couple on the practice squad as well. That means that Preston Williams, Mohamed Sanu, Lynn Bowden Jr., Trent Sherfield, River Cracraft, Braylon Sanders, DeVonte Dedmon and Erik Ezukanma will be fighting for those last spots.
Considering Miami spent a fourth-round pick on Ezukanma this year, it seems likely that he’ll earn one of those, so there are really only two open spots.
