MIAMI (CBSMiami) – When heading into the first preseason game of a new NFL season, it’s always best to temper expectations.
That should absolutely be the case regarding the Miami Dolphins.
Under center is a quarterback who hasn’t taken a snap in a game-setting since December of 2016.
His offensive line features three new starters. Receiver-wise, two new additions are expected to garner a lot of throws from Tannehill, who now must play without the wideout he’s target more than any other during his NFL Career following Jarvis Landry’s trade to Cleveland.
Oh yeah, and a rookie tight end who may very well end up starting come Week One.