Miami Dolphins, Jacksonville Jaguars End Preseason Joint Practices Amid Injuries

The Miami Dolphins and Jacksonville Jaguars recently completed joint practice sessions as part of their 2025 preseason preparations. The Dolphins' training camp was marked by significant injuries, but young players like 2024 draft picks Chop Robinson, Patrick Paul, and Malik Washington showed promise, while wide receiver Jaylen Waddle stood out as a consistent performer, especially with Tyreek Hill sidelined. The Jaguars struggled offensively during joint practices against the Dolphins, with their head coach Liam Coen and quarterback Trevor Lawrence praising Miami's defensive disguises and complexity. Coen highlighted that the practices provided valuable experience despite offensive struggles, noting improvements in his team's alignment and execution. The Jaguars and Dolphins coordinated on practice plans to ensure productive but perhaps less physical sessions, considering the Dolphins' busy joint practice schedule. Both teams viewed these joint practices as crucial preparation for the regular season, with the Jaguars aiming to gain quality work without necessarily impacting their decisions on starter playtime in preseason games.