The Miami Dolphins stayed out West this week after losing to the Las Vegas Raiders in their season opener, and now theyll take on the San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium on Sunday to try get their first win under new head coach Jeff Hafley.
On Friday, Miami held their last practice of the week in Napa, California, and released their final injury report, which ruled out linebackers Chop Robinson (concussion) and Ronnie Harrison Jr. (hamstring) and listed long snapper Tucker Addington (shoulder) as questionable.
Tight end Seydou Traore (thumb/Achilles) was limited during the session, while quarterback Malik Willis (toe) and safety Dante Trader Jr. (hamstring) practcied fully.
With Robinson down, Miami has Joshue Uche, Robert Beal Jr. and Malik
Herring on the active roster on the edge. They could also call up Clelin Ferrell, Mac Llewellyn and Rodney McGraw.
At off-ball linebacker, the Dolphins were already missing Kyle Louis and Trey Moore, who are both on injured reserve. Now, theyll have to roll with Jordyn Brooks, Jacob Rodriguez, Jackson Woodard and Willie Gay Jr. on the roster. They also have Amari Gainer and Liam Anderson on the practice squad.
If Addington can't go, it seems Rodriguez might be the long snapper on Sunday, unless Miami signs someone else in the next day.
This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: Dolphins will be down 2 more linebackers for Sunday's game vs. 49ers
