The Miami Dolphins will kick off their training camp with rookies reporting on July 21 and veterans on July 28. They are set to engage in joint practices with the Washington Commanders and New York Giants in August. Under new head coach Jeff Hafley, the team is one of the youngest in the NFL, indicating a need for patience as they develop. Additionally, Malik Willis has joined as the presumptive starting quarterback, generating significant interest in the team’s offensive prospects.
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