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With the NFL draft less than a month away, prospects are taking visits with the 32 teams, as they try to feel each other out.
According to his Instagram story, Georgia linebacker Channing Tindall is spending the day with the Miami Dolphins.
Tindall, 22, played four years at Georgia, recording 108 total tackles, 12 sacks and one forced fumble. He’s shown some versatility with the ability to play on the edge and in the box, but he might not be a perfect fit for an edge role at the professional level.
With most experts predicting Tindall to be in play around the third round, the Dolphins could be in position to use their first draft pick on him at No. 102.