Miami Dolphins’ joint practice with the New York Giants turned fiery, as the offensive line struggled against the Giants’ ferocious defense—leading to a punch thrown by right tackle Austin Jackson, who was ejected but later returned. Multiple scuffles erupted, including a swing from a Giants linebacker after a rep win, though none escalated. Despite Giants linebacker Brian Burns calling the overall session competitive, he criticized the unnecessary fights, stressing focus is vital for their season goals. Meanwhile, the Dolphins’ secondary faced major challenges: Giants receivers got open easily and tight end Isaiah Likely dominated with six catches, while QB Jaxson Dart completed 16 of 22 passes. Coach Jeff Hafley’s push for toughness shows progress, but execution remains inconsistent on the field.
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