Offensive Coaches Dish On Miami Dolphins' Starting OL Group, Praise Malik Willis, & Much More

In this episode of Locked On Dolphins, host Kyle Krabs dives into a wide range of offseason developments for the Miami Dolphins, starting with insights from offensive coaches Bobby Slowick and Zach Yenser on the team's offensive line plans. Slowick revealed that rookie Caden Proctor will be cross-trained at both left guard and left tackle, with a strong preference to keep him on the left side long-term—highlighting the importance of minimizing technical adjustments for young players. Yenser praised Aaron Brewer as a quiet leader who sets a standard through his work ethic, likening him to elite linemen like Trent Williams and Joe Staley. The discussion then shifts to quarterback Malik Willis, with Bush Hamden lauding his professionalism and work ethic, emphasizing the importance of character in building a sustainable winning culture. The episode also covers the Dolphins' decision to skip an international game in Mexico City, a move seen as beneficial for player health and team continuity. Additionally, the podcast addresses the surprising retirement of undrafted rookie Le'Veon Moss due to recurring injuries, leaving a potential opening at running back. Finally, the show touches on the growing interest in assistant GM Kyle Smith, with the Vikings reportedly seeking an interview with him, sparking concern about losing key front-office talent too soon after his hire.