Whether it is breakfast or developing an offense in the N.F.L. — balance is key.
As the Miami Dolphins begin to groom Tua Tagovailoa as the quarterback of the future, there is still uncertainty when discussing the team’s backfield, specifically at runningback. The Dolphins signed Jordan Howard to a two-year deal and traded for Matt Breida in what was deemed a busy offseason for the franchise.
There was no preseason to test out Miami’s new backs, but an understanding that Howard and Breida would be 1A and 1B come the season opener.