Dolphins Quarterback Malik Willis Prepares for First Training Camp as a Starter
Malik Willis invited receivers to Jacksonville for workouts as the Dolphins open camp with eight public practices and a preseason game Aug. 14.
- The Miami Dolphins open training camp as veterans report Tuesday, with quarterback Malik Willis preparing for his first season as the team's starter, aiming to lead a franchise rebuild.
- Coach Jeff Hafley and general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan are implementing a new competitive lifestyle under their leadership. Hafley stated he wants a "physical team that lays it on the line and plays together."
- Offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor, a top 15 pick, anchors the offensive line alongside veterans. The team selected three rookie receivers to address depth after trading Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos.
- Linebacker Jordyn Brooks, who recently signed a three-year, $51.3 million deal, anchors the defense as the Dolphins identify core pieces. The safety position remains unsettled, with several new additions competing for starting roles.
- Competition for roster spots remains fierce as the Dolphins prepare for their first preseason game against the Washington Commanders on Aug. 14. Multiple position battles will determine the opening-day lineup.
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How Miami Dolphins' Malik Willis plans to lead in training camp
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Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis prepares for first training camp as a starter
Malik Willis is ready for his first training camp as a starting quarterback. The presumptive starter for the new-look Miami Dolphins has spent recent months gaining the confidence of those around him, learning a new playbook and building a rapport with his new array of receivers.
Chris Perkins: It’s time to get excited! The Dolphins open training camp and a new era
The Miami Dolphins, under the new regime of GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and coach Jeff Hafley, have their first training camp practice Wednesday, and the excitement is akin to the first day of school.
Takeaways: Hafley, Brooks, Willis meet with media on report day
Travis WingfieldThe Dolphins have been hard at work since the January arrivals of new General Manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and Head Coach Jeff Hafley. All the roster moves, staff hires and scheme implementation served as the lead-up to the present. Veterans reported to the Baptist Health Training Complex Tuesday, with the first practice of the new campaign kicking off Wednesday morning.We've learned a lot ab
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