The Miami Dolphins were in need of a quarterback to lead their team on the field. Fortunately, they were able to acquire a player with starting experience, although he had no prior knowledge of Coach Mike McDaniel’s offensive system.
Tyler Huntley, the newest addition to the Dolphins roster, was excited to return to Miami, where he has previous experience. “I was thinking about it a lot,” he told reporters. “I was really thinking about it coming out of the draft and I was hoping Miami would have come and got me. But, you know, God’s plan and we’re here now.”
Despite the challenge of learning a new playbook, Huntley expressed his readiness to adapt. “Just the different terminologies I got to get used to,” he explained. “All of the pre-snap stuff, I just got to get in tune with it. It’s nothing. Football is football. I should be able to do it.”
The quarterback acknowledged the talent surrounding him on the team and compared the experience to playing a video game. “It’s kind of like playing Madden,” Huntley remarked. “You got a lot of weapons out there. You just got to go out there and play ball. . . . You get to throw to some weapons and then we’re going to score a lot of points. I’m ready to contribute.”
Huntley also highlighted his athleticism as an asset to the team. “There is so much speed on the outside, a couple of QB runs up the middle and stuff, get the defense to play honest,” he said. “There’s no way they could stick all of that speed at once.”
Overall, the Dolphins are looking forward to seeing what Huntley can bring to the team and how he will adapt to the new offensive system. With his experience and athleticism, he could be a valuable asset in the upcoming season.
