Jaylen Waddle returns to practice for the Miami Dolphins; doesn’t fully participate

The Miami Dolphins returned to the practice field Tuesday afternoon with a short practice inside due to weather concerns. After a brief absence that was described by head coach, Mike McDaniel, as precautionary, Dolphins’ second-year wide-receiver, Jaylen Waddle, also returned to action - albeit in individual drills.

According to Dolphins media man, Travis Wingfield, Waddle looked “fast as hell.” Jaylen’s return - in any capacity - is fantastic news for the Miami Dolphins as they prepare for their final preseason contest against the Philadelphia Eagles. Waddle is unlikely to play in the game, but we’ll see if he can progress to team drills tomorrow when joint practices with the Eagles start.

Ultimately, the goal - as Mike McDaniel most certainly knows - is to make sure that Jaylen Waddle is on the field at Hard Rock Stadium for week one when the Miami Dolphins host their division rivals, the New England Patriots. A full complement of weapons for quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa, should inject some much needed life into the offense of the Miami Dolphins - something that has been sorely lacking for a number of years.

What type of season do you predict for Jaylen Waddle? Do you think he’ll take a backseat to Tyreek Hill or will it be more of a 1A and 1B type situation? Let me know in the comments below or on Twitter at @MBrave13. Fins up!