By Omar Kelly and Chris Perkins South Florida Sun Sentinel

11:20 a.m. EDT, July 27, 2013


- If Dallas Thomas plays well as the starting left guard then the Dolphins' biggest problems are solved because Richie Incognito is fine at RG. ...

Armon Binns is the primary target for whatever QB he works with on most days. ...

Watching Lance Louis get some 2nd team work in with the offensive line. But this is pre-practice practice. We'll see. ...

Same OL as Friday. RG Richie Incognito, LG Dallas Thomas. DE Dion Jordan more active. But team not in full pads. ...

- Randy Starks destroyed Dallas Thomas so bad during his 1-on-1s the coaches gave the rookie a second rep vs. the Pro Bowl DT. ...

Tannehill finally delivered a pretty deep pass to Mike Wallace during 1-on-1. Brent Grimes got tripped up.

-- Phillip Wheeler breaks up a Ryan Tannehill pass during 11-on-11. Nearly intercepted it. ...

Just watched Michael Egnew block Derrick Shelby without a problem. Progress. ...

Dimitri Patterson jumped a Tannehill route to Hartline and deflected the pass. ...

Richie Incognito is taking snaps at LG with Josh Samuda as the starting center and Mike Pouncey as the RG.

-- Nolan Carroll swats down a Tannehill deep ball to Mike Wallace. Wasn't well thrown.

-- Jared Odrick takes Daniel Thomas' lunch money with a tackle in the backfield on a running play.

-- Jared Odrick forces Daniel Thomas to fumble then recovers the football. Turnover.

-- Just saw Dallas Thomas turn Jared Odrick to his left, opening up a running lane. Solid work! ...

Micheal Egnew caught a nice come back pass from Matt Moore, who rolled out left. ...

Joe Philbin said this is the best run blocking day the Dolphins have had since training camp open. ...

Top performers for Phins Day 6: 1. Lamar Miller (2 20-yard gains); 2. Incognito (2nd level blocks); 3. Jared Odrick (beasting for 3 days).

Brian Biggane

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Quarterback Ryan Tannehill looked as sharp as he has all camp, hitting Mike Wallace on a pair of deep throws against No. 1 cornerback Bret Grimes, including a stop-and-go route that would have gone for a touchdown ...

Tannehill was 5-for-5 on an 11-on-11 drill later, throwing to five different receivers including Hartline, Lamar Miller and Gibson, among others. ...

Wallace, whose inability to hook up on long balls with Tannehill had been a concern in the early days of camp, said fans shouldn’t be concerned.

“We’ve got a long way to go,” he said. “But we have a long time to prepare and I think by the time we get to where we need to be at, we’ll be fine.”
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By Erica A. Hernandez Sun Sentinel

11:57 a.m. EDT, July 27, 2013

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On day six of training camp both quarterback Ryan Tannehill and wide receiver Mike Wallace are feeling more comfortable and confident with each other. Both said they’re not exactly where they want to be yet.

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Learning about each other has been key, both said. ...

“That’s the reason I’m here, to open up the offensive,” Wallace said. “Even if I’m not getting the ball at least I’ll open it up for the others.” ...

The Palm Beach Post gets the sense the Dolphins' kicker job is fifth-round rookie Caleb Sturgis' to lose.
Sturgis hasn't received as many opportunities as Dan Carpenter in the early going, but the word on the street is that he's battling a groin injury. Carpenter has received the majority of the kicks, but he's missed a number of times from long distance. Carpenter also has a prohibitive $2.7 million salary.