Miami’s second preseason win over Detroit doubled as a spotlight for Miami’s depth players and a barometer of the rebuild on both sides of the ball. Ethan Robinson’s dramatic late-leap interception at the Lions’ 20-yard line capped a night in which backups got real reps and began to answer questions about the secondary and the back end. Zach Wilson looked more competent under pressure, while Quinn Ewers operated the second half with growing confidence, showing a clearer path to growth for Miami’s QB pipeline. Dee Eskridge and Tanner Conner supplied early pop at receiver/Tight End, and Kenneth Grant anchored the run defense for the Dolphins’ young defensive line. The result was a hopeful sign that Miami is building a more coherent unit as they approach the final roster decisions and, eventually, Week 1.