Why I'm BUYING A Malik Washington BREAKOUT In 2026 And You Should, Too

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🗓️ 28 May 2026

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Miami Dolphins offense faces a dramatic transformation under Bobby Slowik — will a major drop in screen passes unlock new potential for Malik Washington and De'Von Achane? With Tua Tagovailoa’s era defined by league-leading screen rates, shifting to Slowik's approach could revitalize Miami’s unpredictability and passing-game explosiveness. Host Kyle Crabbs unpacks advanced stats comparing Mike McDaniel’s screen-heavy philosophy to Slowik’s system with the Houston Texans, exploring how this shift could impact key playmakers and reshape the Dolphins' attack. Plus, defensive lineman Zach Sieler’s passionate comments about his future in South Florida spotlight the team’s locker room culture and leadership.

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0:00.0	There is one aspect of the Dolphins offense that I do expect to be dramatically different under Bobby Sloick than it was under Mike McDaniel.
0:16.4	You are Locked on Dolphins, your daily Miami Dolphins podcast, part of the Locked On Podcast Network, your team every day.
0:28.1	All right, Miami, welcome to another episode of Locked on Dolphins.
0:32.2	It is your team every day here on the Lacton Network.
0:35.4	I'm your host, Kyle Calfield, Kyle Crabs, Lifelong Miami Dolphins,
0:38.2	co-host of Lacton, NFL scouting author of Touchdown, Miami on Substack and I'm Hell
0:41.4	staff writer for A to Z sports. Welcome to the Thursday, May 28, 2006, edition of Locked on
0:49.8	dolphins. We're here on the show, I'm going to talk to you all about the one element of the offense in 2026 that I expect
0:57.2	to be dramatically different than last year and the year before that and the year before
1:02.3	that, the year before that.
1:04.1	And no, it has nothing to do with the skill set of whoever is behind the center or
1:09.0	whoever is out on the perimeter running routes.
1:11.7	We also have, I thought, a great quote from Zach Seeler who spoke yesterday during OTAs.
1:18.2	We'll finish there, but I want to start with offensive coordinator Bobby Sloick versus
1:23.1	offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel.
1:25.4	And some of this might be fueled by the skill sets of the players that are in question.
1:32.0	But nevertheless, there's pretty eye-opening numbers that you kind of dive into
1:37.0	Slowick's two-year run as the offensive coordinator of the Houston Texan,
1:41.8	C.J. Strauss rookie and sophomore seasons in the NFL versus the four years that Mike McDaniel ran the Miami Dolphins offense off of the same tree, different branches from an offensive scheme perspective.
1:58.8	But there's one thing that dolphins have done a ton of that the Texans were middle
2:06.2	of the pack or worse in in slow X two seasons as the offensive play caller in Houston.
2:12.3	This is screen rate, the number of quote unquote schemed throws, right?
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