The Facts: The Dolphins overhauled their wide receiving corps over the winter months, adding youth and speed in spots slower veterans once occupied. First-round pick DeVante Parker, Kenny Stills and Greg Jennings joined slot-wonder Jarvis Landry. The group has newly uber-rich Ryan Tannehill fired up after just one day of organized team activities. "I think especially in our skill positions, guys I'm throwing the ball to," Tannehill said Tuesday. "As far as natural pass-catchers, guys that snag the ball with their hands and are athletic, I think it's definitely the most athletic group we've had."

Diehards Line:According to beat reporters at the Dolphins' practice Tuesday, Parker stood out, flashing a wide array of skills and making tough catches in traffic. Offensive coordinator Bill Lazor believes the offensive weapons now surrounding Tannehill -- combined with a more cohesive group (especially minus perceived troublemaker Mike Wallace) -- will help the quarterback make the leap into the upper echelon of signal-callers. "I don't know that you could script a better formula for a guy to be successful," Lazor said. As NFL.com summed up: "For a team that just handed its quarterback a massive new contract, the plan is for the glowing remarks in May to turn into actual production in October."