Overview
- The Dolphins closed their last media-accessible OTA sessions on Tuesday, June 9, with coaches and players describing strong effort and coachability.
- Head coach Jeff Hafley praised the group’s work in the classroom and on the field and said the team has responded to new standards for accountability and connection.
- Defensive tackle Kenneth Grant showed clear on-field improvement, with Hafley noting added speed, better body composition, improved pass-rush traits and a growing leadership role.
- Quarterback Malik Willis has been focused on building timing and route chemistry with the receiving corps as part of his early development under the new staff.
- The team has one more OTA workout before a multi-week offseason break and will report back for padded training camp in late July, a period when coaches expect to convert the installation work into game-ready play.