On a day the Miami Dolphins reportedly lost right tackle Austin Jackson for weeks with a lower-body injury, they brought in five offensive linemen for tryouts. NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe reported that the Dolphins hope to have Jackson for the season-opener Sept.

The Miami Dolphins could be without their starting right tackle for the season opener vs. the Indianapolis Colts, NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe is reporting.

Tyreek Hill was asked about what the Dolphins could do to improve in those situations, and he offered Mike McDaniel a very simple solution.  "Take De'Von [Achane] out on third down," Hill said matter of factly.

Among the Dolphins' many issues last year was the team's inability to consistently convert on third down. Miami's 36.3 percent success rate on third down ranked No. 25 in the NFL. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill has one idea that he thinks will yield more success moving the chains.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill expressed his belief that running back De'Von Achane shouldn't be playing on third down in short-yardage situations.