Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis hit the practice field on Wednesday as a full participant, which is pretty big news considering what went down last week. Fans didn’t see him throwing during the team’s off week, and the whole thumb situation was kept totally under wraps until Wednesday. Now we know, he’s got a right thumb issue, but he was out there doing everything.
Who Else Was On The Field?
Willis wasn’t the only one making headlines in the practice report. Cornerback Reese Taylor was the lone player who didn’t practice at all, sidelined with a quad injury. We also saw a handful of guys limited, working their way back. That list included long snapper Tucker Addington (shoulder), pass rusher Rob Beal Jr. (hamstring), wide receiver Caleb Douglas (ankle), tight end Will Kacmarek (hamstring), safety Kyle Louis (knee), and running back Jaylen Wright (foot).
More Full Participants Emerge
Beyond Willis, a few other key players were full participants alongside him. Cornerback Julius Brents was out there fully despite a heel issue, while inside linebackers Jordyn Brooks (foot) and Jackson Woodard (ankle) also had full participation. Offensive guard Jonah Savaiinaea was also a full go, shaking off an ankle injury. It’s good to see some of these guys getting back to 100% heading deeper into the season.
That’s the latest from Wednesday’s practice. Keep an eye on Willis and that thumb as the week progresses, we’ll see if this full participation holds up.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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