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Dolphins rookies report to the facility for training camp on Tuesday

May 8, 2026; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Miami Dolphins wide receiver Caleb Douglas (7) works during rookie minicamp at Baptist Health Training Complex. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images
May 8, 2026; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Miami Dolphins wide receiver Caleb Douglas (7) works during rookie minicamp at Baptist Health Training Complex. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images

The Miami Dolphins have been on an extended break, but they get their first-year players back in the building on Tuesday.

The Miami Dolphins have enjoyed a nice, long break over the last month or so following the end of their minicamp and organized team activity sessions, but now they're starting to come back to the facility.

On Tuesday, Miami's rookie class will report to their Baptist Health Training Complex for training camp, and veterans will follow next Tuesday, July 28. The group reporting this week includes 13 draft selections and 10 undrafted players.

Here's the full list of rookies that Miami will enter camp with:

  • OL Kadyn Proctor
  • CB Chris Johnson
  • LB Jacob Rodriguez
  • WR Caleb Douglas
  • TE Will Kacmarek
  • WR Chris Bell
  • DE Trey Moore
  • LB Kyle Louis
  • DB Michael Taaffe
  • WR Kevin Coleman Jr.
  • TE Seydou Traore
  • OL DJ Campbell
  • DE Max Llewellyn
  • WR Donaven McCulley
  • OL Jim Bonifas
  • OL Kevin Cline
  • QB Mark Gronowski
  • RB Anthony Hankerson
  • FB DJ Herman
  • DE Mason Reiger
  • DE Rodney McGraw
  • DL Rene Konga
  • DL Kahlil Saunders

While the Dolphins will have some important rookies looking to make an impact right away, others may take some time to see the field, including third-round pick and former Louisville wide receiver Chris Bell, who is recovering from a torn ACL he suffered in college that will likely land him on NFI to start camp.

The rest of the group should be good to go for the most part, and if Miami wants to build toward success over the coming years, they'll need some of these rookies to stand out in camp and separate themselves from their peers. Those who do will be pillars in South Florida for Jeff Hafley and Jon-Eric Sullivan's team going forward.

This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: Dolphins rookies report to the facility for training camp on Tuesday

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