Miami Dolphins news from ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jacques provides some fresh intel on Dolphins training camp. Sign up for PrizePicks with code: HMA and get $150 in bonus lineups if you win your first $5+ lineup! Here’s the ESPN intel on Dolphins training camp discussed today:
– Chop Robinson hype continues
– The Dolphins wide receivers remain a question mark even with Caleb Douglas’ emergence. Chris Bell could return from injury and see playing time in the NFL preseason.
– De’Von Achane’s impact and the roles for Ollie Gordon, Jaylen Wright.
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EDGE Chop Robinson has been generating significant hype. The former 1st round pick has been the best defensive player on the Dolphins roster. Jeff Hafley needs Chop to take a step forward and become a top-tier pass rusher in the NFL.
Dolphins training camp news from ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jacques highlights the significant hype surrounding Chop Robinson:
“Robinson arrived at camp in clearly the best shape of his career and it’s shown on the practice field. He added a few pounds of muscle to his frame while keeping his speed, enabling him to win at the line of scrimmage with both speed and power. First-year coach Jeff Hafley said Robinson will be used exclusively with his hand in the dirt this season, which should allow him to utilize his skill set more efficiently.”
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Dolphins news from ESPN emphasizes the team’s reliance on young players in the receiving game:
“Rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas has emerged as a potential top target this summer, and should get plenty of run this preseason to prove it. He played well in the team’s first joint practice and Hafley and company will look for the third-round pick to take an additional step and produce under the lights, as well. Fellow third-round pick Chris Bell is yet to practice, but if he’s able to return for at least one preseason game it could provide a glimpse of the team’s future at the position.”
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Miami Dolphins Defensive Coaches:
Head Coach: Jeff Hafley
Defensive Coordinator: Sean Duggan
Linebackers Coach/Run Game Coordinator: Joe Barry
Defensive Line Coach: Austin Clark
Passing Game Coordinator & Secondary Coach: Ryan Downard
Cornerbacks Coach: Jahlil Addae
Assistant DB Coach: DeShawn Shead
Assistant DL Coach: Chuka Ndulue
Defensive Assistant: Wendel Davis
Defensive Assistant: Al Washington
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