The injury woes keep piling up for the Miami Dolphins.
This week, the Dolphins learned that starting defensive tackle Zach Sieler will miss the rest of the 2026 season due to a torn biceps he suffered on the first play of Miami’s defeat against the Detroit Lions last Sunday. Starting quarterback Malik Willis was also placed on injured reserve due to a lingering groin injury — meaning Miami’s signal-caller will miss at least four games, if not more.
If that wasn’t enough bad news for one week, on Wednesday,
it was revealed that starting center Aaron Brewer is dealing with a concussion he suffered against Detroit and is currently in the league’s 5-step concussion protocol. As such, he missed Wednesday’s practice.
This isn’t the first time this season that an offensive lineman for the Dolphins finished a game with no talk of a head injury, but exhibited symptoms in the subsequent days. Rookie left guard Kadyn Proctor missed Miami’s Week 8 tilt against the New England Patriots with the same issue.
All eyes will now be on Miami’s practice reports throughout the rest of the week in order to see if Brewer will be able to clear protocol in time for the Dolphins’ Week 10 contest on the road against the Indianapolis Colts.
