- Fred Warner pinpoints why it felt like 49ers were going up against their own offense vs. Dolphins
- Deebo Samuel says San Francisco 49ers had Tua Tagovailoa ‘shook’: ‘He was just throwing gimmies out there’
- Report: Miami Dolphins signing Eric Fisher, placing Austin Jackson on injured reserve
- Deebo Samuel throws shade at Raheem Mostert and the Miami Dolphins: ‘I thought they had the best talent’
- Skip Bayless blasts Tua Tagovailoa for losing to San Francisco 49ers rookie QB
- Tua Tagovailoa takes full accountability for Miami Dolphins loss to San Francisco 49ers: ‘It starts with me’
- Miami Dolphins list 7 players as inactive for matchup vs. San Francisco 49ers
- Mike McDaniel predicts Byron Jones will return for Miami Dolphins like ‘folk hero’
- Report: Brian Flores’ staff discouraged Tua Tagovailoa from utilizing visual skill that Mike McDaniel praised QB heavily for
- NFL exec dubs trade for Tyreek Hill a ‘massive win’: ‘No player has helped their young quarterback more’
Miami Dolphins News: Dolphins WR Preston Williams Cleared for Football Activity
- Updated: August 3, 2020
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Preston Williams has been cleared for football activity with the team as he continues to come back from last season’s ACL injury.
#Dolphins HC Brian Flores told reporters that WR Preston Williams (ACL) has been cleared for football activity. Williams was a bright spot last season as an undrafted free agent, catching 32 passes for 428 yards and 3 TDs in 8 games.
— NFL Update (@MySportsUpdate) August 3, 2020
Williams signed last year with the Dolphins as an undrafted free agent out of Colorado State University and managed to provide some offense during the team’s early-season struggles.
Catching multiple passes in each of the first eight games, Williams’ 2019 season abruptly came to an end after he tore his ACL against the New York Jets on Nov. 3.
That Jets game marked the first win of the season for the Dolphins, who ended up winning five of their last nine games.
Williams’ rehabilitation was made somewhat more complicated because of the restrictions in place due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, he appears to have had no setbacks along the way and figures to be an asset in the year ahead.
It’s likely that Williams will start the season catching passes from Ryan Fitzpatrick, but the Dolphins are hoping that top pick Tua Tagovailoa will be at quarterback by the end of the season.
The first chance Williams will get to show that he’s back to full health will be in the Dolphins’ scheduled season opener on Sept. 13 against the New England Patriots.
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