Getty Malik Willis inconsistent first week of training camp
The Miami Dolphins have completed the first week of training camp with their attention centered on new starting quarterback Malik Willis. After signing a two-year contract worth $45 million in free agency, Willis entered camp expected to lead Miami into the 2026 season. However, his first three practices have drawn mixed reviews as the Dolphins continue to establish Jeff Hafley’s system.
The opening week also reflected the normal adjustment period that comes with a new coaching staff and quarterback. Miami has spent extensive time in game-like 11-on-11 sessions
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