Jeff Hafley Says Dolphins Must Evolve to Fix Pass Rush

Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley addressed the media Wednesday ahead of the team's home opener against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. Hafley took personal responsibility for Miami's struggling pass rush through the first two games, noting that the coaching staff may adjust schemes, alter calls, and shift players around to generate consistent pressure, comparing the situation to his tenure with the Green Bay Packers.

In injury updates, edge rusher Chop Robinson returned to practice Wednesday after being in concussion protocol, while running back Jaylen Wright was slated to be limited. Caleb Douglas did not practice due to an ankle injury, leaving his Sunday status uncertain. Additionally, Hafley commended rookie safety Michael Taaffe for his football IQ and communication skills.