Miami Dolphins training camp 2026: Position battles to watch

The Miami Dolphins opened their 2026 training camp this week, with veterans reporting Tuesday after last week’s deadline for rookies. The franchise enters camp after major offseason turnover, including a new general manager, Jon-Eric Sullivan, and head coach Jeff Hafley, plus wide roster changes as the team cut, traded, or let veterans leave to reset its salary-cap situation and support a younger rebuild. With Miami listed as the NFL’s youngest team by average age, multiple spots are up for grabs. De’Von Achane is set to lead the offense, but the No. 2 running back role is being contested by Ollie Gordon II and Jaylen Wright, among others. Malik Washington returns as the top incumbent at wide receiver after Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle departed.