It’s a good thing receiver happens to be one of the deepest positions on the Miami Dolphins’ roster.
With Will Fuller, DeVante Parker and Preston Williams sidelined by injuries during the first week of training camp, many of the team’s other receivers have been given an opportunity to impress.
No one has benefited more than Albert Wilson, who led the NFL in yards after catch in 2018 before suffering a hip injury that he’s struggled to come back from.
Wilson, who sat out last season as a COVID-19 opt-out player, is proving he’s gotten back the speed and shake-and-bake ability, delivering deep ball receptions in back-to-back practices.