🎥 Jeff Hafley on his non-negotiables for CBs: "If you ever show me a CB who's engaged with a WR and he's letting that WR block him and he stays blocked, that's not okay with me. That drives me absolutely crazy, because all that is is toughness." (@MiamiDolphins) #PhinsUp
What has impressed Jeff Hafley the most about Malik Washington?
"Just his overall route running. A lot of people might think of him as a bubble (screen) guy, a catch a run guy.
(He's) really trying to master the route tree and the techniques being asked."
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QB Malik Willis threw an INT on the first play of Dolphins’ RZ work today — Zayne Anderson picked it off in the endzone in traffic
Willis followed it the next play with a TD pass to De’Von Achane. Short memory.
Chop disrupts a drop back twice. First, he pushes up field and forces Willis to move, then as he does, Chop stays in front and re-sets the edge of the pocket and Willis has to throw it away.
Inside goal line run pits Ollie Gordon vs. Tyrel Dodson, Gordon wins as he powers it over the line and celebrates by throwing the ball as high as the canopy at Hard Rock Stadium. Jonah and Brewer washed down the gap to create the 1v1.
Kadyn Proctor chased down Tyrel Dodson after the LB picked off Malik Willis at practice yesterday.
Jeff Hafley says he hasn't "seen many offensive lineman run that fast to chase a ball carrier."
"Him and Brewer both took off for the ball. I think that says a lot about the mentality these players have.
I think it sends a really loud message that - you know, I see better than I hear - that these players have bought in."
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In the OL/DL 1v1 the thing I clocked most was Jonah's feet upon contact. It was a highlight for me yesterday and again today where he absorbs the initial punch and lets his feet take his man around the QB. Had a really solid rep on Sieler doing just that.
Cam Goode showed a wicked spin back inside after over-setting the tackle on a speed rush.
Speaking of spins, Jordan Phillips had a killer rep firing on the upfield shoulder then spinning back across the face of James Ester.
Malik Washington is clearly Malik Willis #1 target in the Miami Dolphins offense at this time
Could be 1A 1B when Chris Bell is back
But for now, it's Malik to Malik
Great connection on display today