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News and notes from Day 7 of Miami Dolphins training camp

The Miami Dolphins returned to the practice field on Thursday, and while it was interrupted by some lighting, the team still got some work done.

The Miami Dolphins continued their training camp on Day 7, resuming practice after a brief pause due to lightning on Wednesday. The team returned to their Baptist Health Training Complex for another three-day session, with tight end Greg Dulcich making a return to practice in a red non-contact jersey after missing recent sessions.

Wide receiver Kevin Coleman Jr., tight end Ben Sims, offensive lineman Austin Jackson, safety Lonnie Johnson Jr., and safety Dante Trader Jr. were also seen rehabbing. Quarterback Malik Willis attempted a deep ball, but cornerback JuJu Brents and safety Michael Taaffe intercepted it. Linebacker Willie Gay intercepted undrafted rookie quarterback Mark Gronowski, while linebacker Chop Robinson appeared to draw a hold.

Rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez had multiple run stops on Jaylen Wright and Ollie Gordon. Defensive back Ethan Robinson sacked Gronowski, who still threw the ball. Safety Zayne Anderson continued to impress, breaking up a Willis pass. Starting left tackle Patrick Paul was called for a false start and again on a fourth-and-1 in a two-minute drill.

Linebacker/safety Ronnie Harrison sacked backup quarterback Quinn Ewers, who subsequently threw the ball away on the next play. Kicker Riley Patterson missed a 46-yard field goal, while Gonzalez had an attempt from the same distance. In the two-minute drill, Ewers completed a pass to Jalen Tolbert for 45 yards but missed a deep shot to A.J.

Henning. Wright gained eight yards on a run before cornerback Alex Austin knocked down a pass on third-and-2. Both Gonzalez and Patterson missed from 55 yards. Quarterback Jake Gronkowski started his two-minute with a miss to Tolbert. Linebacker Trey Moore stopped Gordon at the line on a screen, and the quarterback hit Gordon on third down to keep the drive alive before it eventually ended with both kickers making 44-yard attempts.

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