The 2021 first-round pick remains on PUP but is doing everything he can — and beyond — to hit the ground running once he starts practicing.
Jaelan Phillips has yet to take part in a Miami Dolphins practice this year, but he's still finding ways to impress his coaches.
"Yeah, the dude's hungry," new outside linebackers coach Ryan Crow said before practice Friday. "He's extremely hungry and he's doing things the right way as he starts to work back from his injury. And we're trying to give him everything we can to help him do that. Because he wants to play and he wants to be back on the field just like every player. But in the meetings, he's locked in, he's focused. When it's time to work, it's time to work.
If the Dolphins get to the roster cutdown day without having activated Phillips, then he'd have to sit out the first four games of the regular season.ut if it does, it certainly won't be because Phillips isn't doing his part.First-year defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver got a big smile on his face when he was asked Friday morning what he's learned about Phillips in the time he's been around him, despite Phillips not having practiced yet.
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