Dolphins beat writer Barry Jackson reports Texas A&M WR KC Concepcion “is among players being summoned to Dolphins headquarters for a ’30' visit.”

20 March 2026

Even before trading Jaylen Waddle to the Broncos, the Dolphins have long been considered candidates to use a high pick on a receiver in next month’s draft. Now, with one of the thinnest receiver rooms in the league, there’s a good chance they use pick No. 30 (from Denver) or pick No. 43 to draft a playmaker to pair with Malik Willis. Concepcion is a player who has been discussed as a potential first-rounder and broke out for 61-919-9 in his final season of college. The 6-foot tall, 196 pound receiver has experience both outside and in the slot, but played a career-high 65.3 percent of his snaps out wide in his final season. Concepcion will likely be one of several receivers the Dolphins speak to as they continue to work through the draft process, but he’s one of the first, along with USC’s Makai Lemon, to be closely linked to the team post Waddle.