Chris Bell shows potential to bolster Dolphins' run game with blocking
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 4:50 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Chris Bell demonstrated his capability to contribute to the run game with significant blocking during a recent practice. The 6-foot-2, 220-pound receiver executed a block that helped a teammate score a touchdown while at Louisville. Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley emphasizes the importance of blocking from wide receivers to support the run game, citing Bell as a player who takes pride in this aspect. Fellow receivers, including Caleb Douglas, also exhibit a strong commitment to blocking. The Dolphins are gearing up for the upcoming season, and Bell aims to leverage his skills as part of a cohesive offensive unit.
- •Chris Bell showcased blocking skills during a practice.
- •Bell played a role in a touchdown at Louisville.
- •Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley stresses the need for receivers to block.
- •Fellow receiver Caleb Douglas also prioritizes blocking.
- •The Dolphins prepare for the upcoming season with a focus on teamwork.
- 4:50 PMYahoo Sports — Miami Dolphins' Chris Bell can make impact in run game with big blocks
"Miami Dolphins receiver Chris Bell has proven capable of making big blocks in the run game.
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