Dolphins new head coach Jeff Hafley sees value in mistakes as his young team prepares for preseason
Summary
Jeff Hafley, the new head coach of the Miami Dolphins, encourages his young team to learn from their mistakes during training camp. He believes players should push themselves and try new techniques, even if they make errors, to improve before the preseason games start.Key Facts
- Jeff Hafley is the Miami Dolphins' first-year head coach.
- He encourages players to step out of their comfort zones and learn from mistakes in practice.
- Hafley tests new strategies himself, like different snap counts for quarterbacks, accepting early penalties during practice.
- He focuses on coaching players to think about what they did and what they can improve rather than just yelling at them.
- The Dolphins prepared for a joint practice with Washington before their preseason opener.
- Hafley did not confirm if starters like Malik Willis or De’Von Achane will play in upcoming games.
- The Dolphins traded for offensive tackle Caedan Wallace from the New England Patriots, pending a physical.
- Wallace was a 2024 third-round pick by the Patriots out of Penn State.
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