Marshall started one game in 2025, spent some time on the IR list, and mostly lined up inside as a slot corner. Now, he will get the chance to take over the boundary. <\/p>\n
Miami Dolphins weak secondary could get the boost they need thanks to this year’s OTA practices<\/p>\n
Chris Johnson will start on one side of the field. The first-round rookie has all the tools to be great at this next level, but the other side of the field remains a hole. Until now, maybe. <\/p>\n
Marshall has been practicing throughout the offseason on the boundary, and he has stated that it is more of a natural position for him. The Dolphins need to hope so because, aside from Marshall, the options are slim.<\/p>\n
Miami’s most experienced players at the position <\/a>are Marco Wilson, A.J. Green, JuJu Brents, Storm Duck, and Ethan Bonner. Marshall is entering his second season, but he is already showing a significant step up from last season. <\/p>\n This is great news for a Dolphins team that could look to add another veteran when camp begins. Rasul Douglas has been a hot name among fans. Douglas stepped in last year, the week before the season started, and played better than any of the other corners on the roster. <\/p>\n If Douglas is added during camp again this year, it will be because Marshall and the other corners are not performing to the Hafley standards.<\/p>\n
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