The NFL revised its compensatory pick calculations, resulting in the Dolphins going back to 10 total selections, from 11.

The NFL is taking away one of the Miami Dolphins' four compensatory draft picks. Despite the error, the Dolphins will still have 10 picks in the upcoming draft. The Miami Dolphins once lost a first-round draft pick because they hired Don Shula and it ticked off the Baltimore Colts.

The Miami Dolphins are set to pick 11 times in the 2025 NFL draft. While the team could always trade to acquire more or ship those picks elsewhere, if the Dolphins wind up using all 11, it would be the team's biggest infusion of rookie talent since Miami reshaped its roster in the 2020 NFL draft with 11 picks,

The Dolphins are yet to get on the board in 2025 after going down to the Knights in Newcastle last Thursday. It was a flat performance from Kristian Woolf's men, who gave up the first four tries in the opening half hour to all but kiss their winning chances goodbye.

The NFL revealed 35 compensatory picks awarded to 16 teams on Friday, March 14, updating the order for the 2025 NFL Draft scheduled for April 24-26. Earlier, on Tuesday, March 11, the league had previously announced 35 compensatory picks granted to 15 teams for the upcoming draft.