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Emmanuel Ogbah compares one aspect of Dolphins’ offense to Chiefs’

When the Miami Dolphins looked around this offseason and saw a number of AFC teams improve, some of which were already better than them, they knew they needed to acquire more talent.

While hiring an offensive-minded head coach in Mike McDaniel, the Dolphins also went out and brought in key veterans in free agency like Terron Armstead, Connor Williams, Chase Edmonds, Raheem Mostert, Alec Ingold, Cedrick Wilson Jr. and others before trading for wide receiver Tyreek Hill.

On paper, the offense looks deeper, but the one area that they really improved is their speed. Edmonds, Mostert and Hill are among the fastest players in the NFL, and they’re joining Jaylen Waddle who has a claim to that group as well.

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