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We're into the seventh round.

Harold Perkins to the Falcons at No. 215 overall.

I don't think the Aggies would've been a better alternative (previously committed to them). Him and Ant Hill on the 40 would've fed families in an alternative universe.

Austin—>Miami—>Super Bowl

Endries is going to have to be a 7th round pick, weird.

If Pavia isn't drafted, he plans to sue the NFL for failing to admit that a 26 year old mascot must be recognized.

LSU has had a rough day, though their TE going above Endries is weird

LSU really did Harold Perkins a disservice....Consensus 5 star, top recruit in the state. He should have stayed as a spot pass rusher playing 30 snaps a game - a bit undersized but has speed that kills. He's their Drew Kelson, played out of position, constantly changing roles, wasted a great talent.

3rd one to Miami today. As a Dolphins season ticket holder I love it!

I am curious to see whether Diego Pavia will get drafted after all his antics at the Heisman ceremony and later on.

Cowboys should have gotten Malik instead of Devin Moore. Stupid pass up IMO. Congrats Malik

Watching Harold Perkins and Jamarion Miller with curiosity...

Quinn drafting his 2024 team. Thought Endries might go to Miami but DJ is even better

Nussmeier is a stunner.

Then Burke if they got two more.

I bet Miami takes Endries too

Dolphins front office the only people who really enjoyed the tape this year from Texas.

We're a farm team for Denver and Miami.

Wow! Next: Sark to south beach rumors? (Ducking for cover)

They must have an area scout with a lot of stroke!

Texas offensive lineman DJ Campbell was selected by the Miami Dolphins with the No. 200 overall pick in the sixth round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Campbell is the third Longhorn picked by the Dolphins in this year's draft, joining linebacker Trey Moore (fourth round, No. 130 overall) and safety Michael Taaffe (fifth round, No. 158 overall). Campbell, a former five-star recruit from Arlington (Texas) Bowie, started 43 games over the course of his career at right guard, providing the veteran presence on the O-line after roster turnover ahead of the 2025 season. Campbell is the fifth offensive lineman drafted from the Longhorns in recent years, joining Kelvin Banks, Hayden Conner and Cam Williams in 2025, and Christian Jones in 2024. Hank South contributed to this report. View full news story