Miami Dolphins wide receiver Antonio Callaway completed his suspension on Monday and he is now able to practice with the Miami Dolphins starting this Wednesday. No word on the football shape he is in and when he may be ready to take the field though. Callaway will continue to be on the Miami Dolphins practice squad until the team officially calls him up to the active roster, assuming they do this season.
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The Dolphins signed Callway back in early September but the young wide receiver was still serving a long suspension from his time with the Cleveland Browns. Callaway instantly becomes the Dolphins 3rd best wide receiver and if/when he is able to get on the field and he will boost this offense with the big play ability it is sorely lacking. How soon he will see the field depends on two factors; if he is in game shape and how well he knows the offense. During his suspension, Callaway was able to attend team meetings so he should have some grasp of the offense one would think.
Callaway has blazing speed and is a very talented player when on the field. Unfortunately, he has had off the field issues at the University of Florida and with the Cleveland Browns which makes getting him on the field a challenge. The Dolphins are very thin at wide receiver as Grant and Ford as the #3 and #4 WR’s have done little this year to help the passing game. If Callaway can see the field here in the next couple of weeks it would boost Miami’s offense and passing game.
Miami needs Calloway on the field ASAP. I’d cut Jordan Howard to make room.
He is both talented and a physically gifted. Get Callaway in there ! Imagine three bigs at WR – Parker, Williams, Callaway with Grant or Ford in the slot, Gesicki at TE. Tua has weapons to throw to, especially since there is no threat at RB. Gaskin is a hard worker, but not the answer at RB for a playoff team. Breida doesn’t get the chance, so something must be lacking in practice. Probably not going to find a top RB on the waiver wire or trade, so that will have to wait for the draft. In the meantime, give Tua his toys to throw the darn ball to !