Miami boasts an elite player with Tyreek Hill and a high-tier complement in Jaylen Waddle. Basically, the Dolphins' situation is like having Adams and either Metcalf or Lockett.

Last season, the Miami speedsters combined for 192 receptions with 3,066 yards and 15 touchdowns. Hill paced the league with 1,228 yards before the catch, showing off his ability to create separation. Among wide receivers, Waddle finished fifth in yards after the catch.

Knowing how much Miami will lean on Hill and Waddle, though, is enough reason to soften that concern.