Dolphins place Myles Gaskin on IR, activate Liam Eichenberg

Miami’s down to just three running backs now.

The Miami Dolphins have been missing two starters from their Week 1 offensive line with Austin Jackson and Liam Eichenberg sidelined with injuries. However, they’ll be getting some help back soon.

The team announced on Tuesday that they’ve activated Eichenberg from the injured reserve after missing the last six games. The former Notre Dame offensive lineman had to be activated this week, or he would’ve been forced to miss the remainder of the season. However, it’s unclear whether or not he’ll getting the starting left guard spot back from Robert Jones.

To make room for Eichenberg on the roster, Miami opted to place running back Myles Gaskin on injured reserve, ending his regular season. He could return if the Dolphins make it to the AFC Championship.

Gaskin finishes his 2022 rushing for just 26 yards on 10 carries and bringing in four receptions for another 28 yards.

For now, they’ll continue to rely on Raheem Mostert and Jeff Wilson Jr., and Salvon Ahmed can serve as depth.

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15 Dolphins to watch during joint practices with the Eagles

15 Miami Dolphins to watch during joint practices with the Philadelphia Eagles at Baptist Health Training Complex

After trimming the roster down to 80 players on Tuesday, the Eagles are in Miami for two days of joint practices with the Dolphins before the preseason finale on Saturday night.

Philadelphia’s improved defense will face a test against the speedy and athletic Miami offense that features Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle on the outside.

On offense, quarterback Jalen Hurts will look to continue building chemistry with his group of receivers, and he’ll have to prove himself against a talented group of Miami defenders.

With the first practice set to begin, here are 15 Dolphins to watch over the next few days.