Big-play passes emerge; stock up, stock down
Sun Sentinel • • sports
Key Points:
- Approximately 3,000 fans attended the Miami Dolphins' first public training camp practice at the Baptist Health Training Complex, enhanced by new video screens for better viewing.
- Quarterbacks Malik Willis and Quinn Ewers led the deep passing game, connecting on several long completions, including a 70-yard touchdown from Willis to rookie Kevin Coleman Jr.
- Defensive players Cameron Goode and Josh Uche showed promising performances, with Goode making back-to-back impactful plays and Uche recording a sack on Willis.
- Several key players, including tight end Greg Dulcich and offensive lineman Jamaree Salyer, were absent from practice, while rookies like CB Chris Johnson continued to impress with interceptions and solid coverage.
- The Dolphins' secondary struggled to generate turnovers during practice despite previous success, and attendance lacked high-profile visitors or many jerseys of current players, with Tyreek Hill and Tua Tagovailoa jerseys still popular among fans.
