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The Miami Dolphins are right on the door of Super Bowl contention.
They have one of the best — if not the best — offenses in the game, and while their defense could use some tweaks, they do have the personnel to get the job done as well.
More than that, they look like a close team with a lot of camaraderie, and that showed again on Saturday.
As shown by Dolphins reporter Bobby Shouse, veterans Terron Armstead and Jalen Ramsey joined Tua Tagovailoa in Hawaii for his camp for kids (Via Dov Kleiman).
Awesome: #Dolphins Jalen Ramsey and Terron Armstead flew to Hawaii for Tua Tagovailoa’s camp for kids
(via @B_Shousejr) pic.twitter.com/odzfph7aD2
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) April 7, 2024
This is no minor thing, given how much Hawaiians love football and how big an impact a guy like Tua has been able to make on his hometown.
Armstead has been instrumental for the Dolphins, although injuries have always been a major concern with him.
As for Ramsey, he missed the first stretch of the previous campaign but was able to hit the ground running as soon as he was cleared to get back on the field, turning the defense around.
Tua, on the other hand, had an MVP-caliber campaign, being able to avoid injury and playing consistent football for the most part.
Mike McDaniel’s team still has some adjustments to make, and they need to prove that they can get the job done against winning teams.
Fortunately for them, it seems like everybody’s on the same page, and it’s now all about getting the right pieces to take another leap forward after two impressive seasons under this current regime.
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