AUGUST 6, 2019 Dolphin Digest 19“I have one year under my belt. I’m really just trying
to do my job and set the example. I’m really just
doing my job to the best of my ability and just tak-
ing ownership of it.”
— LB JEROME BAKER
“I don’t really have any expectations. I think I have a
daily standard I want to hold myself to and how good I feel
like I am and how I should be. But expectations are kind of arbitrary.”
— QB JOSH ROSEN“Right now, I don’t want to be a one-dimensional player. I’d rather be
a utility guy like I have been before.”
— G/T JESSE DAVIS“If you can play, you’re going to be out there. So that’s all I’m trying
to do, just show them that I can play and show them that I can just
be out there and running.”
— CB JALEN DAVIS“I would like to win a lot more
games, that’s my most impor-
tant thing. Whether I get the
ball five times or 25 times, if
we’re winning games, every-
body is going to get the acco-
lades that they want.”
— RB KENYAN DRAKE“I’m just living the dream right now. The NFL, so far, is everything I
could have asked for, could have hoped for. I’m literally getting paid
to play the game I love so much, so I couldn’t be in a better position
knowing I’m not working in an office.”
— DT CHRISTIAN WILKINS“He came from a winning organization, but he’s rebuilding here at
the Miami Dolphins and we’re willing to make progress here and not
dwell on what he’s done as a coach, but try to build our own history
and keep it moving.”
— LB RAEKWON McMILLAN on Coach Brian Flores
“You could put me anywhere and I’ll thrive in the position. I just want
to play whatever is the best fit for this team.”
— DB BOBBY McCAIN“My confidence level has always been the same.
I know what I can do and what I bring it
to the table.”
— WR DeVANTE PARKER“I’ve been fortunate to be in this busi-
ness for nine years and I’m still
learning. This is my career and there
is still room to grow for everything
that I do.”
— C DANIEL KILGORE
“I don’t really have to
prove anything to any−
body. I’ve been one of
the best safeties in
this league for a long
time. I put the work in
year in and year out.
That’s my pattern. That’s
what I do.”
— S RESHAD JONES