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MIAMI GARDENS – Third-round draft pick Chris Bell, a receiver, practiced on a limited basis as the Miami Dolphinsreturned to the practice field Monday, Aug. 17.
Bell, coming off a knee injury, was activated off the non-football injury list earlier in the day.
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Bell wore a red, non-contact No. 18 jersey and spent much of the time watching 11-on-11 drills, although he did catch a few balls from quarterbacks while running patterns in individual drills.
In 11-on-11 drills ...
- Chop Robinson sacked Malik Willis.
- Willis, with plenty of time, hit Greg Dulcich over the middle.
- Lonnie Johnson Jr. had a pass break-up vs. Cam Miller.
- Miles Battle broke up a pass from Mark Gronowski.
- Michael Taaffe continued a good run for the secondary with a break-up on a Willis pass.
- Robinson sacked Willis.
- Willis hit Caleb Douglas over the middle.
- Miller nearly gifted an interception to Marco Wilson, who couldn't hang onto the low pass.
- Miller and Ollie Gordon connected on a good catch-and-run down the sideline.
- Miller and AJ Henning connected on a long TD after Henning slipped behind Louis Moore.
- Dulcich dropped a pass from Willis.
- Willis hit Douglas for 17 yards.
- Robinson sacked Willis.
- Miller hit Tahj Washington on a post pattern for a TD against Alex Austin to end practice.
- Gronowski was brought back following the groin injury to backup QB Quinn Ewers.
- Players either working on the side or not at all included Zach Sieler, Jordyn Brooks, Ben Sims, JuJu Brents, Storm Duck and Kenneth Grant. Dante Trader did individual drills.
Hal Habib covers the Miami Dolphins for The Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at HHabib@usatodayco.com.
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Chris Bell begins work at training camp
