Losers From The Dolphins' Public Practice Portion Of Training Camp

[DKphin]

The Dolphins practiced nine times in front of the curious eyes of their fans — hoping to gather optimism after yet another regime change and coaching change at the top of the Dolphins food chain.

And while Miami’s fans certainly found things to be excited about, not everyone can comfortably say they ended Miami’s public practices as a winner.

Here are some of the Miami Dolphins who have struggled to gain their footing as the Dolphins put a bow on the first leg of their 2019 preseason.

https://dolphinswire.usatoday.com/2...ins-public-practice-portion-of-training-camp/

 

[TeeMoney]

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[Mach2]

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The article makes a few assumptions.

I never expected Mills to be a "plug and play" starter. I saw the move more as an insurance policy after JJs departure.

I also didn't really expect Rashad to be a integral part of this scheme, where being assignment sound is imperative.