Dolphins began training camp July 25th, and it will continue through to August 5th, just 3 days from now. There have been some good stories, and we all hope those story lines continue all the way through to the season. One in particular has been OLB Quinton Bell. Bell, 6’4 250 began his career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020, then played for the Atlanta Falcons in 2022. He spent last season on the Dolphins practice squad. I believe he flashed some last year in camp as well, but it would be a wonderful thing if he became a solid depth player. After OLB Shaq Barrett unexpectedly retired, the Dolphins wasted no time reuniting with DE Emmanuel Ogbah. I stress that Ogbah is primarily a defensive lineman, DE specifically, and his 5.5 sacks were mostly from the defensive line, playing with DT or DE. We addressed the OLB spot in the draft, twice to be exact with our first pick, #21 OLB Chop Robinson and then again in RD 5 #158 Mo Kamara. We’re all aware that both OLB’s Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips are rehabbing from injuries suffered near the end of the season, so when either both of these players are back to being themselves in unknown.
CB Kader Kohou is another player having a nice camp. With the offseason addition of CB Kendall Fuller, and the fact that Jalen Ramsey is on the roster as well, Kohou will likely see more playing time inside at nickel. Nik Needham, also one of my favorites as is Kohou, just wasn’t back to the level of play before his injury. Some bad news, CB Cam Smith went out with an injury but should be back. WR Erik Ezukanma, who showed that physical nature on some run plays last season was also injured, and his status is more questionable than Smith’s, who again should return to action as soon as today.
An interesting development recently came out about the NFL rules going forward in 2024, and this rule specifically affects our team, as well as the SF 49ers and the LA Rams. The rule seems to indicate that the motion that we use so often pre snap with Tyreek Hill running and then angling towards the line of scrimmage will no longer be allowed. Mind you, this is still somewhat speculative, the rule was highlighted in red, as all rules that haven’t been enforced properly are every single season. Supposedly, there was a gray area in the interpretation of “abrupt” motion, so if they do enforce this, we’ll see how Mike McDaniel counters this being taken away. I was actually surprised when I saw the Dolphins implementing it, it did look unfair, and then I thought “Why doesn’t every team do this”? I guess we’ll have to wait and see how this plays out.
WR Jaylen Waddle has had a great camp. He’s been catching passes and getting open on any and every defender, including our own superstar, Jalen Ramsey. That’s important, because there might come a time in the next couple of years if Tyreek Hill is still with the team, that Waddle becomes the main target, and Hill the #2 WR. It would be fantastic if Waddle can step up to another level. New C Aaron Brewer had some low snap issues, but otherwise has looked good. I’m sure we all remember the snapping issues our previous C Connor Williams had, right? Still, we want to se that cleaned up by seasons start.
Another nice camp story is the emergence of LB Anthony Walker, who played 4 years for the Colts and 3 for the Browns, and at 28, is showing well as a inside LB for the Dolphins. Walker battled injuries last season and is happy to have a fresh start with the Dolphins. The battle at NT has been a good one between NT Benito Jones and NT Teair Tart. CB Ethan Bonner has also impressed in camp, and although Bonner is behind Cam Smith and Kendall Fuller on the depth chart, that could change for sure.
One point I want to bring out, we’ve discussed it already, but it really resonated with me. CB Jalen Ramsey stating “It’s time to be bullies”. I can’t tell you how happy I was to hear that. Sometimes you just have to get it out there, and it can manifest itself into something real. I don’t have to tell you that when a lot of people think about our team, the word “soft” comes to mind. If thinking they’re going to be bullies helps purge the softness, so be it. I couldn’t agree with Jalen more. Purge that December swoon, purge it before it starts. Think of yourselves as the bad boys, and then play like it on the field, and punish teams like the Ravens, Steelers, Chiefs, etc. Smack them in the mouth and let them know you’re on the field right there with them. Keep feeding this mentality, make it so!
GO DOLPHINS!!!
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Zach Sieler so unappreciated and underrated
But…to your argument…he’s nor good enough without Wilkins? I’m confused…lol
We brought in Calais Campbell. That changed everything. As long as there’s a legit threat on the other side, Sieler won’t constantly be double teamed. There’s no doubt though that both players, Wilkins and Sieler fed off each other. Before we got Campbell, I felt Sieler might be neutralized because of the extra attention opposing teams would give him.
Isn’t that the case for any team sport? You’re only as good as your weakest link. Sieler was not a weak link.
Hmmm….lol…I’m trying to understand but you’re expressing opposing opinions about Sieler, imo.
Suh was doubled and tripled constantly, and neutralized often, so I see what you’re saying Mike
Sieler is good on his own and is not reliant on Wilkins to be good. He beats his own blocks and makes plays. He’s not great but very consistent. But he doesn’t get paid like he’s Reggie White.
I think Wilkins thrived or benefitted more playing next to Sieler, let’s see what he does playing next to Maxx
Our DL was looking sad, before we signed Calais, then getting Ogbah over Barrett was a blessing, excited to see our DL this year
I think Seiler’s a dog…a bully…lol
agree, he’ll definitely hold up his end
Ogbah playing with a chip during camp, will get to see first hand tomorrow
Can’t say enough about how glad I am we got Ogbah, he’s a very good edge holder, pass rusher and ball swatter, he makes our D complete
Between Chop, Kamara and Bell we should be able to hold down the pass rush duties until 15 and 6 get back
2 not 6
Adam Beasley really talking up Liam Eichenberg this morning on WQAM, saying he’s going to be a part of this offensive line
I’ll keep an 👁 out
Krishna – Re-read everything I said about Sieler. It was never a question if Sieler was a good player, what I was talking about at that time was the loss of Wilkins. Wilkins wasn’t chopped liver, he was a very good player, and with that hole vacant, Sieler would get more attention from opposing offenses, double teams, a chip from a TE or RB. Again, it was never about Sieler as a player, but like I said, we found a good replacement for Wilkins in Calais Campbell, so I think all is well.
Also, like Steve said, re-signing Ogbah helps a lot too. Ogbah’s best at DE or somewhere along the D-line.
Yup, basic reading comprehension. You can fly a plane with 1 engine, but it’s optimal when you have 2.
I re-read what you just wrote and agree with your current statement, but the impressions, opinions, statements of the past by you seemed to have indicated to me that you didn’t think Sieler was good enough with or without Wilkins.
Anyone commanding 2 players will be limited in their play and effectiveness. Duh….
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and it is looking very good with Phillips being able to be ready for the start of the regular season.
Tim Bowens 95 is being selected to the Dolphins Ring of Honor and his induction will be on 10/27 Fest game.
Timbo!! Nice!
That’s 6-toe Timbo!
He’s very deserving.
Steve, I agree about Ogbah. He was best at LDE hand in the ground.
The Miami Dolphins were back at practice Monday, kicking their preseason opener week.
Attendance report at Dolphins practice: Not spotted at practice were RB Salvon Ahmed, WR Erik Ezukanma, S Jordan Poyer, LB Jordyn Brook and LB Anthony Walker Jr.
Among those who were out for stretching but didn’t practice were CB Jalen Ramsey, WR Jaylen Waddle, T Terron Armstead and CB Cam Smith. Armstead was spotted wearing a compression sleeve on his right leg.
Outside linebacker Quinton Bell wore the orange jersey as the practice player of the day for Saturday.
The first competitive period on this day involved 11-on-11 and the offense was much more productive than its last outing.
All three quarterbacks had impressive throws, highlighted by Tua’s bomb to Tyreek Hill, which featured decent coverage, a nice throw and a nice catch.
Hill, who didn’t practice Saturday, was very active in this session, starting with a completion over the middle from Skylar Thompson.
Tight end Julian Hill block had a really nice block on a Raheem Mostert run.
Safety Jevon Holland shot through a hole and got into the backfield in a flash on a pitch to Mostert.
De’Von Achane looked quicker than perhaps at any time in camp so far.
Tua attempted another bomb to Hill, who had gotten behind Ethan Bonner, but the ball was underthrown and hit Bonner in the back as he was chasing Hill.
Thompson had a nice completion over the middle to Braylon Sanders, who made a nice high snag.
Mike tried to go deep to Anthony Schwartz with Siran Neal with good coverage and the ball was undderthrown.
Cam Brown tipped a White pass at the line and it went right to Channing Tindall, who dropped the interception.
White had a nice completion over the middle to Braxton Berrios.
In an end-of-game drill, Kader Kohou had spectacular catch on a Tua pass intended for Jody Fortson Jr. in the corner of the end zone, though he may or may not have landed in bounds.
Defensive tackle Jonathan Harris, who’s made plays lately, tipped a Tua pass at the line.
Rookie tackle Patrick Paul committed a false start on a play that continued and ended with a touchdown pass from White to Fortson.
Patrick Paul blocked Mo Kamara to ground while Skylar Thompson scrambled, and Kamara clearly was upset about it.
Soon after in another 11-on-11 session, Kamara and Paul were matched up and Paul ended up holding him.
Schwartz dropped a deep pass down the sldeline from Skylar Thompson after getting behind Grayson Murphy.
Schwartz failed to stay in bounds on deep pass down the right sideline after what looked like a blown coverage, thought that wasn’t a good throw by Thompson.
Rookie free agent CB Jason Maitre broke up a deep pass from Tua to Tyreek with good coverage and a nice play on the ball. That was followed by Ethan Bonner batting away a Tyreek reception over the middle from Tua.
Teair Tart got to Thompson for a sack.
Tua had nice back-to-back completions to River Cracraft and Alec Ingold, the first a 20-yard dart over the middle and the second a floater near the sideline.
David Long Jr. broke up a Tua pass to Malik Washington on a fourth-and-5 play from the 8-yard line. This came after Tua couldn’t find anybody open
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Nice to read! Go young man!
Nice!
Thanks for the updates Rocko!
Krishna – from GO, it was always how the loss of Wilkins was going to negatively affect Sieler
It really depends on how some of the other guys perform.
OK…then I got the wrong impression of your past comments…no biggie…lol
The Dolphins must have one of the fastest, if not the fastest running back room in the NFL. Between Mostert, Achane and now the rookie they are blazing fast. Get to the corner and GO.
Or make a cut and hit the hole back inside. Our backs can get 10 in a flash.
The Falcons are a good team to be scrimmaging against and then playing in PS game one. They have talent so there will be good matchups.
Thanks Rock!
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Worry about that next year. Holland has to play a season to create his market. He didn’t have a great season last year. If he wants to get paid, have a big time season.
That’s what we did with Wilkins and he is gone.
Lock up Holland now based on coming off a so, so season where the price is right.
So we should wait for him to blow it up this season so his price goes up and can’t compete with other teams offers. Got it.
Not true, they offered Wilkins a deal before FA and his agent balked at it.
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Per spotrac. com, Dolphins have $36 M in cap space after Tyreek adjustment. But Miami is $44 M over next year’s cap. So carrying over most of that space makes sense UNLESS A REALLY GOOD PLAYER AT NEED POSITION BECOMES AVAILABLE IN TRADE (or Holland extension can be worked out.)
That’s what I said to BB Mike last week (prior to even MORE $$$ opening up with ‘Reek’s new deal): carryover, trade, or extension for 1 (perhaps even 2) players.
We’re in a very good situation right now.
Hill’s cap number remains the highest on the team for 2024, but the big news here is the Dolphins having eliminated all their cap numbers over $20 million by extending, restructuring or releasing not only Hill but Tua Tagovailoa, Terron Armstead, Jalen Ramsey and Xavien Howard.
After the Hill contract adjustment, the Dolphins have $22.8 million of cap space remaining for 2024, a figure that ranks 12th in the NFL. On the flip side, though the Dolphins are $44.4 million over a projected 2025 cap limit of $260 million (projecting a slightly increase over this year’s $255.4 million). That is the third-worst figure in the NFL, ahead only of the Cleveland Browns and (of course) New Orleans Saints.
https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/sports/nfl/dolphins/2024/08/05/miami-dolphins-quinton-bell-breakout-player-of-training-camp/74669070007/
Grier is such a fucktard!
Hill’s revised contract includes three void years to spread out the signing bonus charge against the cap. Hill is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent in 2027.
I saw that just now. Almost 8 mil in dead money in 2027 and 2028. Also, I don’t see any way Tyreek is a Dolphins in 2026. They didn’t fix shit. Tyreek still has cap hits of 31 mil in 2025 and 55 mil in 2026.
All Grier did was reduce his cap hit this year which wasn’t needed and pushed a bunch of dead money down the road. We now have over 34 mil in dead money in 2027. Once we get rid of Chubb, it will be over 40 mil in 2027 dead money.
All they really did was give Tyreek another fat check paying him the rest of his guaranteed money now but spreading it out to 2029.
What did this also do? It made Tyreek tradable as soon as this next offseason.
with us still carrying the dead money moving forward.
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Our ’22 Draft class SUCKS.
Look at Bell, though! He’s currently listed as a starting OLB!
^ Pulling for him
It’s still early but looks like it is going to be Jones and Eich as our OG’s.
Only one surprising me is Malik Washington. Maybe more disappointed.
Projected cap for 2026 is around 290 million.
Caps hits for just Tua and Tyreek in 2026 is over 40% of that at 118.6 million.
Tyreek won’t be on the 2026 roster like everyone was hyping about.
He said he was done after 2025.
That was when he originally signed with the Dolphins. Sounds like recently he wanted to playout his contract and the reporters were all hyping that it was finally made so. Wasn’t the case.
Actually, Tua and Tyreek’s cap hits PLUS the dead money Grier has pushed down the road in 2026 takes up 49.7% of the cap in 2026.
Having cap space to work with this season is trying to win this year. Some of you are all about future seasons, some of us are about now. Let’s be bullies and win now! 🙂
Nothing but garbage players out there now to sign with it.
Will have to see who gets cut.
I think we’re okay moving forward. Can’t get killed by injuries.
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I don’t understand your anxiety over the cap space
Grier created about 35M in cap room in 2024 after starting the offseason over the cap
we are actually under the 89% league minimum for spending and have to spend about 6M more in 2024
the rest of it can roll over to 2025
so in 2024, unless er spend that money before the end of the regular season we should be able to roll over about 28M to 2025
By 2026 we are gonna have decisions to make – but that’s not usual – and the moves we make now might help in 2026 if we have cap room we roll over in 2025 to 2026
after all these moves and signings – we have the 5th most cap space in the nfl in 2024
https://overthecap.com/salary-cap-space#google_vignette
according to over the cap
hills cap hit is 18M this year
then is jumps to about 31M
then by 2026 it balloons to 55M
before going down to 19M in 2027
I’m pretty sure the idea is to create more cap space now and roll it over to next year
You have to spend 89% of your cap room
so that leaves about 28M that every team can roll over
the nfl cap is about 273M next year
That roll over money basically covers Hills contract in 2026
I suspect they can do the same after the 2025 season
if nothing more we have a 3 year window to breathe
before going down to 19M in 2027
This is dead money, Hill isn’t under contract in 2027
bookman11 says:
August 3, 2024 at 10:40 am
IBA wants to award the women boxer who lost to a man $50,000. Nice gesture, but money doesn’t solve the issue. What a pathetic situation. The IOC should be ashamed.
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steveccnv says:
August 3, 2024 at 11:41 am
do they care about women or not, or is the identity politics just a ploy?
I think we all know what the answer is
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bailbondmike says:
August 3, 2024 at 11:55 am
From the opening ceremony to this, the IOC is just another organization that has been hijacked.
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bailbondmike says:
August 3, 2024 at 12:02 pm
Also, USA Today doing an article trying to whitewash it is pathetic.
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bookman11 says:
August 3, 2024 at 12:42 pm
The IOC put in a provision when they awarded the Winter Olympics to Utah, that there can be no resistance to the IOC lenient doping policy or they will take them away from Utah. A bunch of sleaze balls.
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Ya’ll know the International Boxing Association (IBA) is run by Russian officials, aka, Communists….lol. It’s the IBA who called for genetic testing over a year ago against the two “alleged” men boxing against women in the Olympics. Apparently, the medical records are sealed which is good and the IOC and other boxing federations/associations have sanctioned all their fights since the testing.
I’m no fan of the IOC especially when they DON’T sanction Chinese and Russian dopers/athletes, but geez, loueez, calling out an USA Today article as ‘whitewashing’ is more pathetic, kinda like, chasing conspiracy theories.
LMFAO…..you’d rather believe communists. Whatever.
Dolphins Expect Exciting Joint Practices With Opponents
Scott Salomon | 2 Hours AgoJul 25, 2024;
The Atlanta Falcons are in town and will hold joint practices with the Miami Dolphins on Tuesday and Wednesday. The teams will kick off their preseason on Friday at 7:30 PM at Hard Rock Stadium.
The Dolphins will also hold joint practices with the Washington Commanders on Thursday, August 15th. Before its last exhibition, Miami will conclude its preseason with a joint practice with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Wednesday, August 21st.
McDaniel Anticipates A Change Of Pace
Miami coach Mike McDaniel is eager to see the Dolphins play against another team. It might only be practice but don’t tell the Dolphins that.”I think you are going to see a couple teams that are really excited to play against someone else,” McDaniel said Monday, “We are at that time of training camp where it is tough sledding in terms of you’ve used all of your moves and your counters. So, it will be a breath of fresh air.”
A Personal Connection Admist Professional Rivalry
McDaniel and Atlanta coach Raheem Morris have worked together in previous stops around the league. The two spent time together in Washington and Atlanta. They have a good relationship, and McDaniel speaks very highly of Morris.”I think in regards to Raheem Morris, one of my favorite coaches I’ve ever worked with, very impactful for me because of his defensive prowess,” McDaniel said. “I think you are going to see two hungry teams trying to establish who they are and practicing while being able to protect each other. It should be pretty intense,”
Dolphins Are Ready For Some Football
Miami tight end Jonnu Smith gets to scrap with his former teammates. Smith played for the Falcons last season.
“Listen, man, I’ve been battling with those guys. They’ve got some good players on that side, but whoever lines up in front of me [tomorrow], I’m treating it like I treat game day,” Smith said. I’m excited to go out, excited to let loose on these guys, and excited to do it with this group of guys as well.”
Defensive tackle Emmanuel Ogbah is excited he finally gets to hit someone who is not on his team.
“I’m looking forward to it. Going against the same guys every day, you get tired of it,” Ogbah said. “Now, I’m looking for some new competition.”
Dolphins linebacker Quinton Bell had a unique way of describing his feelings and attitude toward practicing with the Falcons.
“I’m very excited. It’s fun going against the Dolphins and this crazy offense that we have, but when you go against a different color, and you get ready to play real football against another team, that’s so exciting.”Bell was raring to go. “My blood is boiling for tomorrow.”
The Miami Dolphins have released their first depth chart of the 2024 preseason, organizing their training camp roster for this weekend’s game against the Atlanta Falcons. While the depth chart is only an early estimation of the starters and depth players, it provides the first look at how the Dolphins’ coaching staff views their roster.
The team typically keeps the preseason depth chart steady throughout the three exhibition games, only making changes if a player is released or acquired. Using this depth chart can assist in determining where the roster bubble – the cut line for the team as they move from the 90-man preseason roster limit to the 53-player regular season size – is and who could need strong training camp and preseason performances to make the roster.
How did the Dolphins break down their first depth chart of the preseason? Time to take a look.
Offense
2024 Miami
Quarterback
Tua Tagovailoa
Mike White
Skylar Thompson
Running back
Raheem Mostert
Jeff Wilson, Jr.
Chris Brooks
Running back
De’Von Achane
Salvon Ahmed
Jaylen Wright (R)
Fullback
Alec Ingold
Left Tackle
Terron Armstead
Patrick Paul
Ryan Hayes
Left Guard
Robert Jones
Kion Smith
Matthew Jones (R)
Chasen Hines
Center
Aaron Brewer
Andrew Meyer (R)
Sean Harlow
Right Guard
Liam Eichenberg
Jack Driscoll
Lester Cotton
Right Tackle
Austin Jackson
Kendall Lamm
Bayron Matos
Tight End
Durham Smythe
Jonnu Smith
Julian Hill
Jody Fortson, Jr.
Tanner Conner
Hayden Rucci (R)
Wide receiver
Tyreek Hill
Braxton Berrios
Willie Snead IV
Braylon Sanders
Malik Washington (R)
Wide receiver
Jaylen Waddle
River Cracraft
Anthony Schwartz
Erik Ezukanma
Kyric McGowan
Je’Quan Burton (R)Immediate
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Splitting the running backs into two lines on the depth chart is likely signifying Mostert and Achane as co-starters, with everyone else sliding behind them. Wilson seems to be having a good training camp, and a strong preseason could force Miami to find a way to keep him on the roster. Brooks has work to do to prove he can make the roster. Washington, listed at the bottom of the depth chart, is likely the team listing rookies near the back of nearly each position list, but could be a factor of the depth the team has at the position.
The rule of rookies being deep on the depth chart is broken for the first time at the left tackle position, where Paul slots into the second team behind Armstead. Lamm, who could be the game-day swing tackle until Paul is ready for live game action, moves into the second-team right tackle slot behind Jackson.
Eichenberg remains listed as the starting right guard, with Driscoll and Cotton listed behind him as they battle for the top spot on the depth chart. Jones holds the top left guard.
Smythe holds on to the top spot on the tight end depth chart, despite the team adding Smith in free agency. The coaching staff likes Smythe and he could continue to serve as the “starting” tight end, though it could become a co-starting role similar to the running backs.
Washington finds himself buried among the wide receivers, returning to the rule of rookies starting deep in their position group. Berrios and Cracraft hold the two positions behind Hill and Waddle, though Odell Beckham, Jr., should move into one of their spots once he is healthy. The addition of Snead as depth makes the road to the roster tough for Schwartz, Ezukanma, and Sanders.
Defense and Special Teams
2024 Defense and Special Teams depth chart
Defensive Tackle
Zach Sieler
Jonathan Harris
Neville Gallimore
Leonard Payne (R)
Defensive Tackle
Benito Jones
Teair Tart
Brandon Pili
Defensive Tackle
Calais Campbell
Da’Shawn Hand
Isaiah Mack
Outside Linebacker
Quinton Bell
Cam Brown
Grayson Murphy (R)
Linebacker
David Long, Jr.
Anthony Walker, Jr.
Ezekiel Vandenburgh
Curtis Bolton
Linebacker
Jordyn Brooks
Duke Riley
Channing Tindall
Outside Linebacker
Emmanuel Ogbah
Chop Robinson (R)
Mohamed Kamara (R)
Cornerback
Jalen Ramsey
Cam Smith
Storm Duck (R)
Cornerback
Kendall Fuller
Ethan Bonner
Siran Neal
Isaiah Johnson (R)
Nickel Cornerback
Kader Kohou
Nik Needham
Jason Maitre (R)
Safety
Jevon Holland
Elijah Campbell
Patrick McMorris (R)
Safety
Jordan Poyer
Marcus Maye
Jordan Colbert (R)
Mark Perry (R)
Kicker
Jason Sanders
Punter
Jake Bailey
Holder
Jake Bailey
Long Snapper
Blake Ferguson
Kick Retuner
Braxton Berrios
De’Von Achane
Anthony Schwartz
Malik Washington (R)
Kyric McGowan
Punt Returner
Braxton Berrios
River Cracraft
Kyric McGowan
Malik Washington (R)
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Jones has been having a strong camp and could have locked himself into the starting nose tackle position between Sieler and Campbell. Tart and Pili will continue to push him there, however. Hand will likely serve as primary depth along the line as well.
Bell listed as the first-team outside linebacker opposite Ogbah is a surprise. Is he ahead of Robinson, or does that reflect Robinson’s status as a rookie? Everything will change whenever Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb are cleared to return to football activities.
Bonner has been having a great early camp and could be making a case to land on the roster as a depth option at cornerback.
Kohou and Needham will likely battle for the top nickel cornerback slot, though Needham could see playing time at safety as well.
How much will the returners change as Miami figures out how they want to attack the league’s new kickoff rules?
Injured Players (Not included on depth chart)
Physically Unable to Perform
Odell Beckham, Jr., – Wide receiver
Bradley Chubb – Outside linebacker
Cameron Goode – Outside linebacker
Jaelan Phillips – Outside linebacker
Isaiah Wynn – Offensive lineman
Reserve/InjuredTahj Washington (R) – Wide receiver
Reserve/RetiredShaquil Barrett – Outside linebacker
Not that the depth chart matters at this point, but I couldn’t read the previous post on this…too small and this had a little commentary for whatever it’s worth….lol
This depth chart is going into the preseason. The one that counts is the one before the regular season
Yep…you skipped my FIRST 9 words…lol.
So calling an article “whitewashing” for trying downplay men beating women in the Olympics is “more pathetic” than the act of letting dopers participate and men beating women. That’s what you said, Got it.
“you’d rather believe communists” What the FUCK does that have to do with anything? Who’s believing communists?
It’s been confirmed outside the IBA that this dude is a dude. I guess you aren’t going to believe it’s a dude until you are holding his dick in your hand or remnants there of.
You calling me out for calling out USA Today, who’s more pathetic? You are bitch! So, Fuck You, go smoke another bowl
Yep…and I thought I might do just that….lmao!!!
aiight FUers Phillips on field warming up, he’s huge makes Falcons look puny
here they come
I’m jealous
Come on down tomorrow I got a ticket for you
There’s a dude on our team named Storm Duck? WTF?
Awesome, right? His parents must hate him. That said, I hope he makes the team and becomes a star…imagine the merchandising!
being on here and at practice I got chills…
the Duke in orange
Steve, I wish, but it’s a 10 hour drive.
you got 14 hours to get ready
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#Dolphins worked out Scott Quessenberry and Justin McCray
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Both play OG. Quessenberry also Center.
it’s showtime
Have fun Steve
Tua to Hill TD fans go crazy
next play Tua with an almost pick six
fight on field 2
There have been a lot of fights in these joint practices all over the country.
It’s political unrest. Build back better!
😂
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Dolphins CB Jason Maitre PBU vs. WR Casey Washington. Maitre continues to flash
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Jaylen Waddle on sideline in sweat pants. I don’t see a helmet. Waddle didn’t work yesterday
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Dolphins KO coverage team includes lots of TEs, LBs and DBs. Appears Falcons KOR team comprised of same type of players
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Jason Sanders with nice KO to about 2-yd line, forcing returner to make a decision. But KOs are still clearly a work in progress
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First two plays of team for the MIA O River Cracraft gets free on a little turkey hole window, Tua shoots in in for about 20
Raheem presses play side behind blocks of Julian Hill and Austin Jackson, cuts it up for a good gain – give him 5 or 6
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Tua has back to back completions to Julian Hill to move the chains
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David Onyemata beats the block of Rob Jones for a TFL on Achane
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Cousins inc. Dolphins deflect pass at line. Dolphins 1st team defense doing well vs. Falcons 1st offense
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Dolphins 1st defense allows maybe 8 yards in 8 or so snaps. Nice job
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Dolphins 2nd defense vs. Falcons 2nd defense. Penix inc. Overthrows receiver. Chop Robinson applies pressure and might have been held
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Dolphins’ DT Teair Tart with TFL vs. Allgeier. Maybe 2-yd loss
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Dolphins using starting OL on KOR, something Falcons didn’t attempt. Interesting. Things are still very experimental
@AdamHBeasley
With Braxton Berrios out of practice, De’Von Achane is getting work at KOR
@chrisperk
Edge Jaelan Phillips (Achilles) chatting with Kirk Cousins (Achilles)
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LT Terron Armstead now doing conditioning, as is his habit about this time of day. Armstead goes hard. Dude maintains his stamina
@schadjoe
Raheem Morris told reporters not to expect any tackling at these two joint practice. Dolphins vs. Falcons thud ups.
@WingfieldNFL
Duke Riley and Jalen Ramsey make back to back plays and things are getting chippy.
@davehydesports
RiverCracraft making some nice plays, gets chest-bump from Mike McDaniel after latest catch (Skylar Thompson pass)
@chrisperk
Penix pass dropped. DT Neville Gallimore among a few Dolphins applying pressure
@WingfieldNFL
Willie Snead is all alone about 25 yards downfield but Thompson’s throw misses the mark much to the chagrin of the Dolphins crowd that saw the big play coming
@schadjoe
Tua just unleashed an absolute bomb for a touchdown to Tyreek Hill vs. Falcons
Fans go bonkers “Tua! Tua! Tua!”
@OmarKelly
Tua connects on a 49 yard deep ball to Tyreek Hill, catching him in stride. He beat Mike Hughes badly. No safety help.
@chrisperk
Penix throws too high for WR Rondale Moore, who was open for about 15-yd gain. Dolphins No. 2 defense had a rough outing vs. Falcons No. 2 offense. Dolphins No. 1 defense was strong
@WingfieldNFL
Achane wins the corner on a toss thanks to a crushing block from Ingold that gave him the crease.
@schadjoe
Scuffle! Dustup between Falcons offense and Dolphins defense And Tyreek Hill and Terron Armstead run across the field to monitor the situation
@AdamHBeasley
Bench-clearing brawl between Falcons and Dolphins defense. London and Bonner scrap ignited it.
Bench-clearing brawls between Falcons and Dolphins and defense. A hit from behind on London ignited it.
@davehydesports
Benches clearing scrum after Falcons receiver gets hit twice in Dolphins secondary. Football is back
@flasportsbuzz
Amusing how Dolphins and Falcons keep practice on near field while mini brawl ensues on the other field.
@WingfieldNFL
Tua rips a deep in cut to Kyric McGowan for about 20 – ball is on a rope right between two defenders. Tua putting on a clinic.
@chrisperk
Jason Sanders 31 yds right hash…good
@OmarKelly
Low snap from Aaron Brewer to Tua again. Still an issue.
@WingfieldNFL
Team periods firing it up again – first play a Dolphins sack — Sieler and Kendall Fuller on the scene as Cousins eats the ball.
@chrisperk
Dolphins 1st defense vs. Falcons 1st offense on far field…Cousins to Bijan for maybe 10 yards
@flasportsbuzz
London pushing down Bonner started it. Tua long TD to Tyreek remains highlight today. Dolphins defense has had a good day
@WingfieldNFL
ATL D stacks up blcoks of Liam and Austin to shut Raheem down for no gain and then a free run from Terrell forces Tua to throw it away
Travis Wingfield
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This period tilting towards the visitors. Playing on time in the passing game — Cousins and Penix, and some good surge in the run game. The Tua and White series on offense didn’t produced many positives.
@chrisperk
Cousins guiding offense at Fins’ 15…throws to Bijan for 5 yards
@WingfieldNFL
Ingold and Julian Hill square up punishing blocks to spring Achane around the corner. He was arm tackled at the 5, but I think he scores in a game (ball starts on the 12)
@WingfieldNFL
Second play of red zone for the Miami offense is a sack of Tua. He got away from the initial pressure but the rushers just kept coming, shut the play down.
that’s bs, they called it a sack, but Tua was clearly not going to be sacked
@WingfieldNFL
Tua works the right side, comes back to the left side and fires a shot to Cracraft on stride and into the end zone for 6
@OmarKelly
This Dolphins offensive line took an L today.
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Nobody should be surprised
I don’t agree, lot more positives, than negatives, mostly after the negatives a big play was had
@WingfieldNFL
Simultaneous snaps, Fins TD, Dolphins PBU.
Tua finds Raheem Mostert who weaves his way in behind the block of Durham Smythe for 6.
Marcus Maye drives on a goal line out and breaks up Cousins’ pass.
@WingfieldNFL
Tua is sacked on the first play of 2-min — Lorenzo Carter came in unblocked.
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But they over come it with two completions to move the chains. Mostert on third down got the first down. Then a completion to Smythe to pick up some yards and stop the clock.
@chrisperk
Cousins inc. Illegal contact by Dolphins. Unsure who committed penalty
@WingfieldNFL
Cracraft reception moves it to the 32, Dolphins hurry to the line and clock it, here comes Sanders for a 50-yard attempt to “win the game”
@WingfieldNFL
Right down the middle
From Joe Schad:
Miami Dolphins Offense vs. Atlanta Falcons training camp notes