Why Kenny Stills’ Return to Practice Is a Sigh of Relief for Miami Dolphins

August 19, 2015   ·   Erik Frenz   ·   Jump to comments

The Miami Dolphins put a lot of resources into revamping and upgrading their depth chart at wide receiver this offseason.
Until recently, the new-look pass-catching corps had a grim outlook. Rookie wide receiver DeVante Parker and veteran Kenny Stills were both on the shelf with injuries. Veteran Greg Jennings has shown some promise in practice, but his presence on the field was underwhelming given all the hype around Parker and Stills.
But now, the Dolphins appear to be getting closer to full strength at the position.
Stills missed two weeks of practice with a calf injury, but he made a big impact in his return to the practice field on Monday according to Adam Beasley of The Miami Herald. The most important thing he did was work with quarterback Ryan Tannehill. With so many new pieces on offense, the first-string unit needs to get as many reps together as possible.
Chemistry doesn't happen overnight, and Stills acknowledged that he has some catching up to do n...

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