Zach Wilson, the new backup quarterback for the Dolphins, faced a challenging minicamp with three interceptions and two near-picks but provided valuable context. He explained that his struggles stem from adapting to a new system focused on anticipation and throwing into space, rather than merely seeking completions. Wilson believes this adjustment is critical for improving his game, highlighting the team's emphasis on timing. He recognizes the learning curve and values the process of making mistakes to better understand the offensive strategies, particularly how to trust his receivers and throw the ball with conviction.
Wilson emphasized the importance of adapting to the Dolphins' offensive system, focusing on throwing with conviction and anticipation to improve timing with receivers.
He acknowledged that he has thrown more interceptions in practice while adjusting but sees value in learning from mistakes during this transformation.
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