Miami Dolphins training camp offensive power rankings

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Aug 25, 2020; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Miami Dolphins wide receiver DeVante Parker (11) catches a pass during training camp at Baptist Health Training Facility. Mandatory Credit: Rhona Wise-USA TODAY Sports /

5.Will Fuller and Devante Parker

This could be cheating since this means the number of players will be six rather than five, but Parker and Fuller have many similarities that cannot be avoided.

The two wideouts are both former first-rounder selections that have seen their careers plagued with injuries causing them to have multiple down seasons and not live up to their pre-draft hype.

Parker, a more physical possession wideout, was drafted by the Dolphins and signed a new deal after an impressive 2019 season, but once again dealt with injuries. Fuller on the other hand is a speedy wideout that runs past his defenders. Fuller also dealt with injuries most of his career, except for 2020, but dealt with a suspension that will end after week 1 of the 2021 NFL season.

Parker and Fuller will need to be major pieces for the Dolphins to succeed. In addition to another major player on this list, the Dolphins should see an improvement in their wideout core even if they’re hit with injuries.

While the two wideouts could be facing a make-or-break season, especially Fuller since he is on a one-year deal, they should be looking to make a big splash and help Tagovailoa take that next step for the Dolphins.

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