Two hours of practice in Detroit left the Dolphins with a harsh but early August verdict: the joint session was "lopsided" and depicted as a rough day for Miami. Amon-Ra St. Brown torched Miami’s defense in 1-on-1s and 11-on-11s, signaling Lions' ceiling when everything is clicking, while Jared Goff looked sharp with no turnover, per the Herald live blog.

For Miami, Tua Tagovailoa and Zach Wilson faced pressure, Tyreek Hill flashed, and De'Von Achane showed a path to impact, but questions about the Dolphins' protection and playmaking linger. The piece stresses that training-camp outcomes don’t count, and the real test comes Week 1. Tapes will be reviewed for teaching and motivation, and the Dolphins still have time to adjust before the season begins.