Jeff Hafley assesses Dolphins rookies Bell and Robinson at training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 10:04 AM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley provided insight on Chris Bell and Chop Robinson's progress during a media session on August 7. Hafley noted Bell's recovery from an ACL injury, highlighting his ability to run, accelerate, and cut as positive signs. He expressed optimism but emphasized the need for caution to avoid setbacks. Robinson, an edge rusher, is reportedly gaining confidence and showing improvement in all aspects of his game. Hafley praised his aggressive play and anticipated the upcoming joint practice with the Washington Commanders as a critical test for both players.
- •Hafley comments on team progress after over a week of training camp
- •Chris Bell is close to full recovery from a 2025 ACL injury
- •Chop Robinson is displaying growth in confidence and overall play
- •Dolphins will have a joint practice with the Washington Commanders soon
- •Hafley encourages a focus on consistency and culture building
- 10:04 AMYahoo Sports — Jeff Hafley evaluates two key pieces of Dolphins future early in camp
"Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley spoke to South Florida media Friday, discussing the progress of Chris Bell and the development of Chop Robinson.
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