What It Means:

Beat writer Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald said he's "made quite an impression." Defensive back Michael Thomas added that Carroo's physical skill set reminds him of playing against a faster version of Anquan Boldin. Carroo will spend the next five weeks between OTA's and minicamp honing his craft with top wide receiver Jarvis Landry. He's off to a solid start, but the real test will come when the Dolphins practice in pads next month.

Landry was consistent, with a 66.47 percent Catch Rate on 167 targets last year. Still, a meager 0.49 Reception Net Expected Points per target (ranked 80th among 86 receivers with at least 50 targets in 2015) and a 72.97 percent Reception Success Rate indicates that Landry has been nothing more than a high-volume short possession receiver in the previous regime's offense.