ICYMI: I talked to new @MiamiDolphins QB Malik Willis. We talked about his fit with Bobby Slowik, his football journey, his leadership style, what he likes about Haf and Sully and so much more: m.youtube.com/watch?v=d6yBII…

Can’t remember a more dominant half in a World Cup from the USMNT. Superb on the ball, constantly attacking, out working Paraguay for everything. 3-nil but feels like it could be 5.

Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllll!!!!!!!

Locked in 🔒

De'Von's Drive Time debut 🎙️

New Drive Time!! @MiamiDolphins RB De’Von Achane joins me for his Drive Time debut Plus, cutting the tape on effort, and sorting out defensive snap counts Presented by @AutoNation 🍎 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas… ✳️ open.spotify.com/episode/0eH…

Best center on the planet

If you watched his Tech tape, this is no surprise. Seven FF last season, 13 in his career, and they usually look like this. He's often coming in from the offense's right, he shoots that right hip and wraps the ball carrier as he throws the punch. Textbook.

🚨New Drive Time!!🚨 It’s the last @MiamiDolphins practice report of spring ball - Attacking the intermediate pass game - Trader, Rodriguez peanut punch - Hafley on the offseason work - Washington, Grant, Uche soundbites Pres. by @AutoNation 🍎 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas… ✳️ open.spotify.com/episode/4Rd…

Several instances of guys high-pointing and framing footballs like this today, but this was the best one.

And just like that, Dolphins OTAs for media viewing are in the books. The June 9 recap: Lonnie Johnson picked off Malik Willis in a 2-minute period. It ended a nice streak of throws from Malik where he was getting it out on time and on target, including a couple of wow throws. His best was a 25-yard show from the far hash to Malik Washington, who continues to show a bigger catch radius than his frame would suggest. I thought the OL was once again sturdy against a flurry of ever-changing pictures from the D. The interior's size with Proctor and Jonah flanking Brewer creates some really good step up lanes for the QBs even when the D brings the house. Proctor had an impressive anchor rep on a KG bull rush to close practice - imagine two grizzly bears squaring off on some Nat Geo documentary. Dante Trader might've been the player of the day. He punched one out on Jalen Tolbert after a nice hook up with Willis. There was debate about whether it was a catch or not. Trader also had a PBU ranging all the way over to the sideline on a honey-hole shot from Ewers to Terrace Marshall. Jacob Rodriguez also had a FF punching a ball out of Terrace Marshall's hands. Jordyn Brooks had a PBU and a sack. Jordan Phillips had one of the best two-play sequences I've seen out here. First, he retraced a pass downfield and would have been in on the stop if we were live. Then the next play he splits Brew and Proctor for a sack. Mason Reiger his Marques Cox with a little ghost move (dip under the outside shoulder) for an immediate sack. Chop continues to flash that move, with others, including a nice win where he stabbed inside then got back on the outside shoulder of Pat Paul. Chop looks really explosive. Ewers threw the ball with a lot of conviction today. Hits the top of the drop and makes up his mind. He floated a nice deep shot up the sideline to Donovan Edwards for about 40 (20 air, 20 after). Kevin Coleman Jr. continues to get open, and against a variety of looks, coverages. He flashed big time this spring. Tutu Atwell made a nice contested catch on a ball from Ewers working on top of Marco Wilson. Marco was all over it but Tutu high-pointed it and framed it while he tapped his toes. More on the podcast dropping this afternoon.

Hafley says that Malik Willis and Zach Sieler have done well to get guys over to their house to hang out away from the practice facility this offseason. He mentions Trader and Pat Paul that have done a good job taking the next step as leaders.

Hafley says Kenneth Grant looks smoother, faster, the way he moves is noticeable. Says that KG is looking like he did on his college tape.

Hafley on Malik Willis' offseason: "I would say he looks as good as he has since I’ve known him." He praises Malik's confidence and that he understands the answers that are being provided to him each play.

Coach says he came into the spring with no expectations. Wanted to come in open minded and he likes the way it went. He appreciates the coaches and how hard they worked. He like the vets on the team. Young guys that were drafted. He says the buy-in was great, they worked hard on the field, in the classroom and they are very coachable.

Pat’s POV of media day 😎

Quinn on the go 💨

It's about effort 💪

He’s been making 1-2 of these throws every day where he drops the arm down to the hip and slings that thing on a frozen rope.