Dolphins finish Day 10 camp, head to Washington

As Day 10 of Miami Dolphins training camp winds down, the team prepares for a joint practice with the Washington Commanders before their preseason opener, signaling a transition from practice to live competition. Head coach Jeff Hafley emphasizes focusing on process and improvement rather than results, a message that has the team buying into continued development. The defense showed strength in recent practices, with cornerback Jason Marshall Jr. excelling and a collective push from the run-stopping unit enabling linebackers to make plays. Standout young players on the line and at edge like Kenneth Grant, Jordan Phillips, and Zeek Biggers contributed stops at the line, helping free up the linebackers to pursue ball carriers. Wide receiver Caleb Douglas has emerged as a notable story in camp, competing for a starting role and building chemistry with Malik Willis, though he must improve consistency after a few drops. The Dolphins also face weather considerations at camp, with forecasts calling for heavy thunderstorm activity, potentially impacting practice plans.