MIAMI GARDENS — The Miami Dolphins were back on the practice field for Day 6 of training camp, but something changed. The Dolphins were in pads for the first time, turning up the intensity as the weatherman turned up the heat and humidity for a workout exceeding 90 minutes.

Mark Clayton and Mark Duper formed the iconic receiving tandem known as “The Marks Brothers.” Along with quarterback Dan Marino, the trio helped usher in a new era of aerial football during the 1984 season with the Miami Dolphins. That year, Clayton led the league with a record 18 touchdown receptions, an astronomical figure at the time.

MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins linebacker Chop Robinson was honored as one of the best rookie defensive players last season. If Jaelan Phillips is correct, that honor isn’t even close to what’s in store for Robinson. “I truly feel like Chop is going to be one of the best players in the league very soon,” Phillips said.

However, Eichenberg is currently on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list and several other lineman -- including newcomers Larry Borom and Daniel Brunskill -- are in the mix for roster spots. If the Dolphins could find a team interested in trading assets to acquire Eichenberg, there wouldn't be much reason to say no.

Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel discusses Kader Kohou, who left the previous practice with an apparent lower-body injury.

MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins cornerback Jack Jones isn’t claiming his troubles are just a misunderstanding. He’s not blaming anyone else. He understands why so many NFL teams passed on him, and how he went from being a starter last year to nearly being out of football this year.

New Miami Dolphins cornerback Jack Jones has something to prove and he's itching to make a statement in 2025. After stops with the New England Patriots and Las Vegas Raiders both ended abruptly, Jones is taking his nearly four months on the free agent market personally.