Patrick Paul optimistic about Dolphins' offensive line potential
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 8:51 PM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Miami Dolphins left tackle Patrick Paul expressed strong confidence in the team's offensive line during an interview. He stated there is 'no ceiling' for the unit's potential. The offensive line, historically critiqued, comprises five players with notable drafts, including Paul and center Aaron Brewer, a second-team All-Pro. Miami's success hinges on players like guard Jonah Savaiinaea and right tackle Austin Jackson contributing effectively this season. Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley noted Proctor's promising early training camp performance, reinforcing hopes for improved offensive line continuity as the preseason progresses.
- •Patrick Paul believes the offensive line has no limits.
- •Dolphins' offensive line includes second-team All-Pro Aaron Brewer.
- •Jonah Savaiinaea's second-year performance is under scrutiny.
- •Austin Jackson's health is a major concern for the line.
- •Proctor shows promise in early preseason training camp.
- 8:51 PMYahoo Sports — Patrick Paul: 'There's no ceiling' for Miami Dolphins' offensive line
"Miami Dolphins LT Patrick Paul is bullish on the offensive line. The front five have the pedigree. Can they realize their potential?
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