With the customary season rapidly drawing closer, Josh Rosen remains the reinforcement quarterback in Miami. Rosen is gaining ground, however Dolphins mentor Brian Flores still is searching for additional from the second-year quarterback.
Rosen didn't conceal his appall at one stretch of plays with the starters in a joint practice against the Bucs on Tuesday. He took three sacks, and the Dolphins had a bogus begin, as indicated by Chris Perkins of TheAthletic.com.
Flores didn't conceal his disturbance with Rosen's inconvenience.
"I thought he rehearsed OK," Flores said. "From the unaided eye, I believe he must complete a superior employment of getting folks all through the group, his correspondence, non-verbal communication. There were some plays there he didn't care for, and we've recently got the opportunity to proceed onward to the following play."
Rosen is aware of his non-verbal communication, having dealt with it at UCLA and with the Cardinals. He promises to keep taking a shot at it.
"I think particularly when you get into aggressive conditions I will in general be extremely reproachful of myself," Rosen stated, by means of Joe Schad of the Palm Beach Post. "I'm extremely focused, so I have consistently worked that all through my whole athletic profession, since I've been a small child."
Flores said he has conversed with Rosen about his non-verbal communication and will keep on nagging it. The primary year head mentor accepts non-verbal communication establishes a pace.
"We need great non-verbal communication out of everyone," Flores said. "We will have terrible plays. We have to proceed onward to the following one, time frame. Players, mentors, that is everyone. The quarterback position, they're all taking a gander at you. That is something they must be aware of.
"I conversed with him about it, I conversed with every one of the quarterbacks, just as the pioneers in the group. They're taking a gander at you as a pioneer, and I imagine that is a significant bit of this that individuals don't discuss definitely. Be that as it may, I believe it's significant."
Ryan Fitzpatrick keeps on driving the quarterback rivalry, and Flores said the arrangement for Friday's preseason game against the Bucs is for Fitzpatrick to begin.
"That is somewhat the point of view," Flores stated, "yet that can change directly after we leave here. I believe that is liquid there. I think both folks are progressing nicely."