The Miami Dolphins have selected OG Jamil Douglas in the 4th round

With their lone fourth-round pick, the Miami Dolphins have finally addressed their need for offensive line help by drafting OG Jamil Douglas out of Arizona State. Here is the excerpt from our own draft guide, written by Jeff Hyde. (@Jeff__Hyde)

On tape, Jamil Douglas appears to be very comfortable at the guard position. He is a technically sound player with good balance and ideal combination of mass and length.

He displays good lateral movement and is capable of making the big block down the field. He does a good job of absorbing bull rushes and has the length and mobility to wash out blitzing defenders and lineman on stunt plays.

Douglas could afford to get stronger and also needs to work on keeping his head up before engaging a defender. Sometimes, he puts his head down before a block and it leaves him susceptible to a swim or rip move.

Overall, Douglas is a solid option for a team looking for competition at the guard position. He’ll need to keep his consistency up to be productive at the next level, but Douglas shouldn’t last past the fourth round.