The Tampa Bay Buccaneers revealed their training camp schedule for 2019, and it looks like they’ll once again be taking part in some joint practices. According to the team, it will be holding joint practices with the Miami Dolphins during the middle of August, prior to their preseason game on August 16.

The joint practices will be held on August 13-14 via Pro Football Talk, and will see the Dolphins traveling to Tampa Bay a bit earlier to get in some practice with their opponents.

According to the team, both practices will be open to the public and take place at the AdventHealth Training Center at 1 Buccaneer Place, and will start around 10:00 am.

For the Dolphins, this will be a great chance to see how their early season work stacks up against some other NFL teams. With a brand new coaching staff and head coach coming in, the Dolphins will be looking to showcase some of the changes they hope to make to the program.

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For Tampa, this will also be a good chance to see how they match up to the likes of other NFL teams ahead of the season, and will welcome back a familiar face.

Former Buccaneers quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick will be making his return to Tampa Bay, and might be doing so as the starting quarterback for the Dolphins.

During his time for the Bucs, Fitzpatrick helped mitigate the suspension of Jameis Winston, and had a handful of incredible games for the Buccaneers, creating some magic moments before moving on.