Dolphins excited to see what young offensive lineman can do as fill-in
The Miami Dolphins will have to rely on Jarrett Kingston as a starter on Sunday, and they're excited to see what he can do with this opportunity.
The Miami Dolphins will take on the New England Patriots this Sunday in a Week 8 matchup at Hard Rock Stadium, though left guard Kadyn Proctor will be absent due to a concussion. Young offensive lineman Jarrett Kingston, who the Dolphins claimed off waivers at the start of the season, is expected to step in for Proctor on Sunday.
Kingston made his debut as a backup in the Cincinnati Bengals game, displaying strong performance with key blocks and protection. Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley expressed confidence in Kingston's abilities and his willingness to face challenges. Offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik also praised Kingston's progress and dedication to learning the team's techniques, noting that he has come a long way since joining the Dolphins.
Kingston's performance against Cincinnati has impressed not only his coaches but also teammates like Aaron Brewer, who expressed his excitement for Kingston's potential performance this Sunday.
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