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In today’s video, we are breaking down the massive news coming out of Miami as the Dolphins secure the most athletic tight end in NFL history: Zack Kuntz. Standing at a towering 6’8” with a perfect 10.0 Relative Athletic Score (RAS), Kuntz is the definition of a "demon" on the field. Why did the Jets let him walk, and how will Jeff Hafley use this physical outlier to transform the Dolphins' offense?

We also dive into the "traits-based" rebuild happening in South Beach. From the signing of high-upside wideout Terrace Marshall Jr. to the potential extension of Greg Dulcich, the new regime of Sullivan and Hafley is making it clear—the Dolphins are getting bigger, faster, and much more dangerous.

In this video, we cover:

📈 The Analytics: Why Zack Kuntz’s combine numbers are the best we’ve ever seen.

🏗️ The Rebuild: How the new front office is targeting "unicorns" to fix the tight end room.

🔮 The Future: Will Miami still look for a star like Kyle Pitts or draft a blue-chip talent like Kenyan Sadi?

🕵️ Hidden Gems: The Greg Dulcich extension rumors and what it means for the 2026 season.

Question of the Day: With the tight end room finally getting an overhaul, would you rather see the Dolphins spend a premium first-round pick on a generational talent in the draft, or drop the bag in free agency for a proven superstar? Comment below!

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