“It’s crazy because I’ve never been told before at past places like, ‘Hey, you’re late.’” Wilson said Wednesday after Miami’s practice. “Even with a strong arm, it’s not like, ‘Hey, you’re late on this throw.’”

The former No. 2 pick in the draft says one key method of playing quarterback is being emphasized to him in Miami.

Miami Dolphins backup quarterback Zach Wilson has to learn to get the ball out faster if he's going to run the Dolphins' offense.