Sophomore Year. It's a big step. You often get to let out of a sigh of relief, for you have survived life as a freshman rookie. Rookie year can't be easy for NFL players and all players adjust to it differently. A handful of Dolphins players will enter the 2016 season as a second-year player for the Dolphins. In a new regime, every single one has an opportunity to build off their rookie season and make a name for themselves. I'd think that most of them would look up to Jarvis Landry, who crushed his second year last season and took the league by storm (once again), landing on the NFL's Top 100 list.
Three Defensive Sophomores That Could Breakout for Miami
