NFL analyst reveals 3-step plan to fix Dolphins offense

Heading into training camp, the Miami Dolphins will look much different than they did in 2025, especially on the offensive side of the ball.

Instead of having Mike McDaniel call plays into Tua Tagovailoa , it will be new offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik doing the same for new quarterback Malik Willis , who the team signed to a three-year deal this offseason.

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With the lack of talent and experience on the offensive side of the ball, the Dolphins aren’t expected to be that great in 2026. However, Bleacher Report’s Moe Moton recently put together a three-step plan for Miami’s offense to find success this year.

The 30-year-old spent six seasons with the San Francisco 49ers before playing for the Washington Commanders in 2025. He has caught 406 passes for 5,519 yards and 27 touchdowns while rushing for an additional 1,218 yards and 21 scores on 5.6 yards per attempt in his career.

Samuel may not be the player he once was, but he worked with Slowik before in San Francisco and could probably be the team’s top wide receiver in 2026 if he signed today.

Mix in run-pass option plays with designed QB runs

Willis found some success in Green Bay when Packers head coach Matt LaFleur allowed the quarterback to use his legs while filling in for Jordan Love , who’s more of a stationary quarterback.

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Having these option plays will keep defenses on their toes and could give Willis the opportunity to use his athleticism to make something special happen with the ball in his hands.

Carve out a prominent role for TE Greg Dulcich

Dulcich joined the Dolphins practice squad last August after failing to make the New York Giants roster out of training camp. He was officially promoted to the active roster in October and finished the year with 26 receptions for 335 yards and one touchdown in 10 games.

With Darren Waller , Julian Hill and Jalin Conyers leaving, Dulcich is the team’s top tight end entering training camp. He’s already seemed to find a connection with Willis throughout organized team activities and minicamp, so it appears that Dulcich could be primed to have a career year in 2026, which would make life easier on the team’s younger pass catchers.

This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: NFL analyst reveals 3-step plan to fix Dolphins offense