The Miami Dolphins are dealing with multiple injuries this week as they prepare to face the Indianapolis Colts. Last week, the Dolphins had a relatively healthy active roster, with nearly every player available for their game against the Detroit Lions. As the schedule moves into Week 10, the injuries have piled up, however.
After placing starting quarterback Malik Willis and starting defensive tackle Zach Sieler on injured reserve earlier in the week, Miami is already making changes to their starting roster.
Now, it looks like center Aaron Brewer and wide receiver Chris Bell could miss the game as well. Brewer is working through the NFL’s concussion protocol, while Bell was downgraded from limited in Wednesday’s practice to not practicing on Thursday due to a knee issue.
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Who Has the Edge? Dolphins at Colts After Losing Starting QB – David Furones, South Florida Sun Sentinel
Breaking down the matchup and positional advantages as the depleted Dolphins hit the road to face Indianapolis.
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More Bad News for the Dolphins’ Most Disappointing Position Group – Alain Poupart, Miami Dolphins on SI
Examining the latest setbacks and ongoing struggles facing one of Miami’s most underperforming units of the season.
Dolphins’ Josh Uche Named Captain, Plus Aaron Brewer and Chris Bell Injury Updates –David Furones, South Florida Sun Sentinel
Josh Uche earns captain honors while the team sorts through crucial injury designations ahead of Week 10.
What Dolphins receivers are saying about McCord. And Sieler fallout – Barry Jackson, Miami Herald
Dolphins receivers haven’t caught a ton of passes from Kyle McCord, in part because he didn’t arrive until the end of August and in part because No. 2 quarterbacks take a limited percentage of the snaps at practice once the regular season begins.
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How the Dolphins Stand in the Race for No. 1 After the Trade Deadline – Alain Poupart, Miami Dolphins on SI
Looking at draft positioning and future outlooks following the conclusion of the NFL trade deadline.
Dolphins facing this draft disadvantage heading into Sunday. What to know – Barry Jackson, Miami Herald
As teams begin jockeying for draft position, the Dolphins stand at an enormous disadvantage for a reason entirely beyond their control.
Dolphins coaches dish on players who are most improved, Grant, Johnson and more – Barry Jackson, Miami Herald
Malik Willis’ injury and Kyle McCord’s move into the starting lineup dominated much of the discussion at Thursday’s weekly session with a handful of Dolphins assistant coaches.
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NFL Week 10 schedule: Winners predictions for Dolphins vs. Colts, all games – Kevin Nogle, The Phinsider
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