The Miami Dolphins will focus on their young players when they open their preseason schedule
The Miami Dolphins will open their preseason schedule against the Atlanta Falcons on Friday night, and it figures to be showcase for young players and depth veterans.
The game being shown live in Honolulu is a testament to Tua Tagovailoa's popularity, but the Dolphins quarterback isn't expected to play — head coach Mike McDaniel suggested reporters wouldn't be surprised by his playing status decision. This means we shouldn't expect to see Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, Raheem Mostert, Durham Smythe, Terron Armstead, Austin Jackson, Braxton Berrios, Zach Sieler, Calais Campbell, Aaron Brewer, David Long Jr., Jordyn Brooks, Jalen Ramsey, Jevon Holland, Kendall Fuller, Jordan Poyer, along with others who have been nursing injuries, such as Erik Ezukanma, Salvon Ahmed and Cam Smith.
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