Storm Duck wears his second orange jersey of the offseason.
The Miami Dolphins conducted their 10th training camp practice in Miami Gardens, Florida on Sunday morning, and as the team approaches their first preseason contest against the Chicago Bears next weekend, the cornerback room continues to be a work in progress.
One player who has been a consistently solid performer for the Dolphins this offseason is former undrafted free agent cornerback Storm Duck — as evidenced by his two orange jersey awards.
Duck is trying to seize a starting job in Miami’s secondary after a rookie season that saw him start three games for the Dolphins while playing in a total of 14 contests.
According to Pro Football Reference, Duck allowed 22 completions on 36 targets for a total of 248 yards and two touchdowns — good for a 100.2 passer rating against.
The former Oregon Duck product will look to improve upon those numbers in 2025 while playing in defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver’s new-look defensive backfield — that is if he can hold off Kendall Sheffield, Ethan Bonner, Cam Smith and others in order to earn a starting job.
We will be tracking which players receive the orange jersey honor as the offseason progresses. Want to help? Hit us up on Twitter/X at @thephinsider, or reach out to Marek Brave directly at @MBrave13, and let us know who is rocking the jersey with pride each day! Fins up!