The Dolphins are currently engaged in three days of organized team activities (OTAs), which allow for evaluation of player progress despite the lack of pads or contact. Key considerations involve observing players' understanding of their roles and systems, including the performance of backup QB Zach Wilson, who must show improvement and confidence, particularly given starting QB Tua Tagovailoa's injury history. While reactions should be measured, the activities offer valuable insights into team dynamics and individual readiness for the upcoming season.
Wilson doesn't have to be game-ready during OTAs, but we need to see swift progress in his comfort level and command of the offense.
Despite lacking pads and contact, OTAs reveal players' knowledge of the system and readiness to step into roles, particularly for backup QB Wilson.
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