10 days left until Miami Dolphins Training Camp

Today is July 20th which means that in 10 days the Miami Dolphins will report to training camp. They will actually report on the 29th but first practice is scheduled for the 30th. The Dolphins have high expectations this year with a slew of new additions and the feeling that they can get to the next level.

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OTA’s and mini-camps were met generally with positive results and one connection, Ryan Tannehill and new tight-end Jordan Cameron already looking to be a very good one. OTA’s and camps are important for the players to get off-season work in and to start building the rapport between units but training camp is when it starts to come together. That will be no different this year as the Dolphins need to hit on all cylinders at season start.

Thursday, July 30 – 8am
Friday, July 31 – 8am
Saturday, August 1 – 8am
Sunday, August 2 – 8am

Tuesday, August 4 – 8am
Wednesday, August 5 – 8am
Thursday, August 6 – 8am
Friday, August 7 – 7pm – Ocean Bank Field at FIU Stadium (Annual Scrimmage)

Sunday, August 9 – 3pm
Monday, August 10 – 12:30pm
Tuesday, August 11 – 8am

Saturday, August 15 – 1:15pm*
Sunday, August 16 – 8am
Monday, August 17 – 8am

*Finatic Season Ticket Members

You can purchase tickets for the open practice dates, rather request tickets as practices are free to the public, by going here and clicking the request tickets button.

The Dolphins will start their pre-season, season on August 13th agains the Chicago Bears.

August 13 – 8pm ET – @ Chicago Bears
August 22 – 7pm ET – @ Carolina Panthers
August 29 – 7pm ET – vs. Atlanta Falcons
September 3 – 7pm ET – vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Dolphins fans will get their first looks at Ndamukong Suh, Kenny Stills, Greg Jennings, but will not see DeVante Parker who will sit out most of camp if not all of it recovering from foot surgery earlier in the season. Parker’s agent James Gould said “everything is perfect” with the recovery. The Dolphins are hoping to have the receiver available week one against the Washington Redskins.

Miami will start the season on the road visiting Washington and then Jacksonville before coming home for their first divisional game against Buffalo. Despite the label of a home game they will play the New York Jets in London. Their 2nd consecutive trip to the U.K. in as many years. Last year they handily beat the Oakland Raiders. Four of the Dolphins first six games will be played outside of Miami. Following their home game against the Texans, the Dolphins will travel for three consecutive weeks against very tough opponents.

The Dolphins schedule is not too difficult at the top but following the Texans game it gets much more difficult. The Dolphins however will play five of their last seven games at home as they hopefully will be making a playoff run. It won’t be an easy task but expectations this year are higher than they have been since 2009 when the Dolphins came off an 11-5 season and division title.

It all starts in 10 days.