Jaylen Waddle had a challenging start to the previous season, recording only 310 yards and one touchdown. However, he thrived when Tua Tagovailoa returned, amassing 390 yards in five games. Despite finishing the 2024 season with career-lows of 744 yards and two touchdowns, his recent performance in the offseason program has reassured Dolphins staff about his potential. Coach Mike McDaniel praised Waddle's resilience and the difficulty he faced with inconsistent quarterback support, noting his growth and dedication to his game during a tumultuous season.
Waddle managed just 310 yards and a touchdown on 28 receptions as the Dolphins sputtered to a 2-6 start, with inconsistent quarterback play affecting the receivers.
The Dolphins won four times in a five-game stretch starting in Week 10, with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa healthy, leading to Waddle's resurgence with 390 receiving yards.
Waddle's production during the offseason program has left Dolphins staffers feeling vindicated in their belief about his potential in a healthy offense for 2025.
Coach Mike McDaniel emphasized the challenges Waddle faced without stable quarterback support during training camp, highlighting his dedication to improving his game throughout the season.
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