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COACHES CORNER #2 in the Club - How DOLFANS can expect Tyreek Hill to unlock our Offense in 2022

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We have a new COACHES CORNER posted in Club that you wont want to miss about how Tyreek Hill will unlock the Dolphins offense in 2022.

The Trade for WR Tyreek Hill came suddenly and unexpectedly but may have been one of the greatest moves in Dolphins franchise history. I'm a Chris Grier fan and I have been overwhelmed by the job he's done especially since the Tunsil trade. We have landed multiple picks and made some outstanding selections. We have also missed on a few picks, but that happens everywhere in the NFL. Our roster has been completely revamped and the trade for Tyreek Hill really solidified some amazing roster moves by Grier. Although we absolutely needed a player like LT Armstead to anchor our OL, We really needed a Superstar offensive threat to unlock the potential of players like Waddle, Gesicki, and Tua. Tyreek Hill will also have a huge impact on our running game, and I'll discuss this on this episode of Coaches Corner.




Some of the questions we discuss are:

Will 2 Deep hurt our scheme?


How will Hill unlock Gesicki, Waddle, and our other WR's?


Can our Coaching staff make the Dolphins special on Offense again?

Join Club and check it out!
 
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Tua808 said:
I was just watching this video last night.
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I posted in the Club article two of Hill's highlight videos because frankly I couldn't believe how many big plays he has had in his career. Unbelievable. He plays so fast and aggressive. I also saw a lot of plays / routes that we can expect to see him connecting on with Tua that should provide a lot of scoring this season. Hill is the King of YAC
 
Thinking like a defensive coordinator, how are teams going to defend Hill, Waddle and Gesicki in the passing game? Not to mention Edmunds is a very good receiver out of the backfield.

When the run game gets going, which might take a little time, that adds another dimension.

I always thought Paul Warfield was a key to those 70's teams. Because he was such a skilled technician, and a deep threat, his addition helped open up the run game. For that time period, Warfield may have been the most difficult match up as a wide receiver who was virtually uncoverable.

I believe Hill will have the same affect.
 
SF Dolphin Fan said:
Thinking like a defensive coordinator, how are teams going to defend Hill, Waddle and Gesicki in the passing game? Not to mention Edmunds is a very good receiver out of the backfield.

When the run game gets going, which might take a little time, that adds another dimension.

I always thought Paul Warfield was a key to those 70's teams. Because he was such a skilled technician, and a deep threat, his addition helped open up the run game. For that time period, Warfield may have been the most difficult match up as a wide receiver who was virtually uncoverable.

I believe Hill will have the same affect.
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Defenses will want to go Two high on us due to Hill and Waddle. Gesicki just makes it worse for them. We should be able to run all over them with both our RB's and our Waddle -Hill duo. When teams see us motion Waddle or Hill, they may like to bring up a safety on the side the motion is coming to to help against the Fly Sweep and other RPO types of plays. If so that too can be manipulated on Play-action to spring someone upfield for a huge play.
 
DOLFANMIKE said:
Defenses will want to go Two high on us due to Hill and Waddle. Gesicki just makes it worse for them. We should be able to run all over them with both our RB's and our Waddle -Hill duo. When teams see us motion Waddle or Hill, they may like to bring up a safety on the side the motion is coming to to help against the Fly Sweep and other RPO types of plays. If so that too can be manipulated on Play-action to spring someone upfield for a huge play.
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I can not wait! This has a chance to be one of the most exciting offenses in Miami Dolphins history.
 
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