PLAN A: Hope some team has fallen in love with one of the draft’s elite prospects (RB C.J. Spiller, QB Jimmy Clausen, FS Earl Thomas, ILBer Rolando McClain) enough to trade up with Miami, allowing the Dolphins to secure an additional second or third-round pick.
The Dolphins want back into the second round bad

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PLAN B: Since it’s becoming clear that this regime wants to get younger at outside linebacker, the Dolphins should use their first-round pick (wherever it might be) to secure one of the elite pass rushers, a hybrid prospect, of this draft

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Michigan defensive end Brandon Graham is the player who I’d personally pick to pair with Cameron Wake, but I’m aware he doesn’t fit the Trifecta’s size molds. However, his body of work exceeds what Kindle, Morgan, USF’s Jason Pierre-Paul and TCU’s Jerry Hughes had to over during their college careers

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PLAN C: With the next pick the Dolphins own (either a second or third round) they should use it get one of the best safeties left on the board

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PLAN D: Because doubling down at need positions has worked admirably in the past two drafts for this Dolphins regime, take the same approach with addressing major needs at nose tackle, safety and pass rusher

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PLAN E: Use the six late round picks in the sixth and seventh round to find player who can contribute on special teams, or develop on the practice squad
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