The Miami Dolphins offense is in desperate need of another weapon.
Outside of DeVante Parker, head coach Brian Flores and company simply don’t have another reliable offensive threat in the passing game. Sure, Mike Gesicki is a mismatch due to his size and speed, but the enigmatic tight end simply hasn’t proved himself to be the week-in-week-out chess piece that the Dolphins need to help rookie quarterback Tua Tagovailoa develop. Preston Williams was supposed to be that guy heading into the season, but a case of the dropsies and a foot injury kept Williams’ potential from coming to fruition, at least for now.