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"Wasn't no disagreement. That's my dog right here, man. Brothers fight all the time. That's all that was, man - brotherly love, man."

Wide receiver Tyreek Hill was out on the practice field but without pads. Coach Mike McDaniel said he would try to practice through his oblique injury, revealed ahead of the Friday joint session, but Hill did not do anything against the Bears.

Tyreek Hill is dealing with an oblique injury that worsened due to taking every rep available during practice. Coach Mike McDaniel noted Hill's determination to practice despite the injury.

The Dolphins produced a helium-filled 11-6 record against a squishy schedule in 2023, losing to bona fide contenders in their final two games by a combined score of 77-33 before getting laughed out of Arrowhead Stadium in the playoffs.

"I'm bigger on Detroit-style pizza," Borom said. "The Chicago style with the fork and knife, you can keep that. ... You can't even pick it up."

Kader Kohou, who started 38 NFL games over the past three seasons, was recognized as the top performer during practice after deflecting a pass to Tyreek Hill.

“[We're] swimming with Dolphins today,” said Season 7 cast member Zac Woodworth on Instagram, sharing a video of contestants driving to Hard Rock Stadium.

"Me as a rookie coming in here, we're trying to build something - a culture here, a family oriented environment, and the closer we are, the more connected we are, the better we play."

The Miami Dolphins defense, having achieved a top-10 ranking for two straight years, faces significant changes with the loss of several key starters from last season.

Mike McDaniel and Chris Grier's tenure as leaders of the Miami Dolphins has been marked by attempts to rebuild since their fourth season. The offseason saw significant changes, focusing on creating a cohesive team culture. They bid farewell to players resistant to the new culture and aimed to rejuvenate the roster's age demographics, shedding the reputation of having the oldest team in the league. Leadership remains a concern for the organization, as past hires showed a lack of understanding regarding effective leadership within a team context.

Since McDaniel was hired in 2022, the Dolphins have had problems with all of their backup quarterbacks - Nos. 2, 3, and 4. Whether it's been Skylar Thompson (2022-24), Teddy Bridgewater (2022), Mike White (2023), Tim Boyle (2024), or Tyler 'Snoop' Huntley (2024), none has been an adequate fill-in.