The Miami Dolphins officially surrounded quarterback Tua Tagovailoa with playmakers this offseason when they traded for Tyreek Hill and signed Cedrick Wilson to pair along with Jaylen Waddle and Mike Gesicki. With Hill, Waddle and Gesicki projected to see the most targets from Tua in the passing game, questions surround exactly how Wilson will fit into the Dolphins’ offense in 2022. In today’s video we examine a few different angles in an attempt to determine Wilson’s role and what we can expect from the Dolphins’ free-agent WR acquisition. We start by looking back at Tua’s days in Alabama and how he effectively involved multiple pass catchers in one of the nation’s most dynamic offenses. We then look at how Wilson was used with the Dallas Cowboys when the team was at full strength as well as how he was able to fill in while the team battled through injuries to the likes of Michael Gallup, CeeDee Lamb & Amari Cooper. And finally, despite Mike McDaniel not being the San Francisco 49ers head coach or primary play caller, we take a look at the 49ers’ pass catchers from last year and break down why the Dolphins will likely have more production from their pass catchers in ’22 than the 49ers did in ’21. Be sure to stay tuned for the latest Miami Dolphins news as we keep you up to date leading up to the 2022 NFL season!
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