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After working on the practice fields at their Baptist Health Training Complex on Wednesday and Thursday, the Miami Dolphins were back out their Friday morning for their final training camp session of the week.
Miami will be off on Saturday before returning to action on Sunday, with fans in attendance. However, before we get there, let's talk about everything that happened at Day 3 of Dolphins training camp, according to the beat writers on the scene.
The Dolphins had perfect attendance on Friday again, as their only absences were wide receiver Chris Bell (NFI) and cornerbacks Darrell Baker Jr. (PUP) and Storm Duck (PUP), per the South Florida Sun-Sentinel's David Furones.
After the offense struggled on Day 2, they bounced back a bit on Friday. Multiple reporters noted that rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas made multiple impressive plays, including a one-handed grab for a touchdown. That may be very important, especially with Tutu Atwell's hands popping up as an issue on Thursday.
Speaking of problems catching the ball, rookie tight end Will Kacmarek had a ball bounce of his hands into the arms of a waiting defender, according to the Palm Beach Post's Joe Schad. This has been an issue for a few players early on.
Running back Donovan Edwards, who is likely fighting for the final spot on the depth chart, had a decent day as well, Schad noted. The 23-year-old reportedly caught a short touchdown pass from Quinn Ewers and scored on a run, which ESPN's Marcel Louis-Jacques indicated featured a nice cut back to broke contain.
Zach Sieler beat rookie Kadyn Proctor, who is moving to guard in the NFL after playing left tackle at Alabama, on the final rep for a sack.
Furones also noted that cornerback Ethan Robinson intercepted undrafted rookie Mark Gronowski and mentioned that fellow undrafted first-year player Rene Konga collapsed the pocket on an interior pass rush.
This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: News, notes from Day 3 of Dolphins training camp
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Miami will be off on Saturday before returning to action on Sunday, with fans in attendance. However, before we get there, let's talk about everything that happened at Day 3 of Dolphins training camp, according to the beat writers on the scene.
The Dolphins had perfect attendance on Friday again, as their only absences were wide receiver Chris Bell (NFI) and cornerbacks Darrell Baker Jr. (PUP) and Storm Duck (PUP), per the South Florida Sun-Sentinel's David Furones.
After the offense struggled on Day 2, they bounced back a bit on Friday. Multiple reporters noted that rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas made multiple impressive plays, including a one-handed grab for a touchdown. That may be very important, especially with Tutu Atwell's hands popping up as an issue on Thursday.
Speaking of problems catching the ball, rookie tight end Will Kacmarek had a ball bounce of his hands into the arms of a waiting defender, according to the Palm Beach Post's Joe Schad. This has been an issue for a few players early on.
Running back Donovan Edwards, who is likely fighting for the final spot on the depth chart, had a decent day as well, Schad noted. The 23-year-old reportedly caught a short touchdown pass from Quinn Ewers and scored on a run, which ESPN's Marcel Louis-Jacques indicated featured a nice cut back to broke contain.
Zach Sieler beat rookie Kadyn Proctor, who is moving to guard in the NFL after playing left tackle at Alabama, on the final rep for a sack.
Furones also noted that cornerback Ethan Robinson intercepted undrafted rookie Mark Gronowski and mentioned that fellow undrafted first-year player Rene Konga collapsed the pocket on an interior pass rush.
This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: News, notes from Day 3 of Dolphins training camp
Continue reading...
