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Alec Ingold among Dolphins 7 inactive players vs. Raiders

The Dolphins will be without their Pro Bowl fullback again Sunday.

The Miami Dolphins will be without fullback Alec Ingold for the second straight week due to a calf injury.

Ingold was one of three Dolphins still listed as questionable entering Sunday morning after the team decided to leave Isaiah Wynn and Patrick McMorris on injured reserve. The other remaining two questionable players, offensive linemen Terron Armstead and Robert Jones, are both good to go in Week 11.

With kickoff 90 minutes away, here are the seven players ruled out by each team for Sunday:

Dolphins inactives

  • RB Jeff Wilson Jr.
  • CB Ethan Bonner
  • CB Kendall Fuller
  • FB Alec Ingold
  • LB Mohamed Kamara
  • OL Andrew Meyer
  • WR Dee Eskridge

Raiders inactives

  • RB Dylan Laube
  • S Trey Taylor
  • CB Nate Hobbs
  • G Cody Whitehair
  • C Andre James
  • TE Harrison Bryant
  • DT Zach Carter

The Dolphins elevated offensive lineman Jackson Carman from the practice squad for Week 11 due to their offensive line injuries, but the inclusion of Armstead and Jones in the lineup is huge for the team’s offensive capabilities.

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Terron Armstead, 4 other Dolphins questionable for Week 11 vs. Raiders

The Dolphins only ruled out one player for Sunday, but they have five listed as questionable.

The Miami Dolphins ruled cornerback Kendall Fuller, who suffered his second concussion of the season in a win against the Los Angeles Rams, and the team listed five players as questionable for Week 11.

Among those with their status up in the air is offensive tackle Terron Armstead, who is dealing with a knee injury, according to the injury report.

The Dolphins are already without starting right tackle Austin Jackson for the remainder of the year and plan to start veteran Kendall Lamm in his place. If Armstead is also out of action, second-round rookie Patrick Paul would be asked to start, presumably at left tackle.

Dolphins injury report

Out

  • CB Kendall Fuller (concussion)

Questionable

  • OT Terron Armstead (rest/knee)
  • FB Alec Ingold (calf)
  • OL Robert Jones (knee)
  • S Patrick McMorris (calf)
  • OL Isaiah Wynn (quad/knee)

Raiders injury report

Out

  • CB Nate Hobbs (ankle)
  • C Andre James (ankle)
  • G Cody Whitehair (ankle)
  • TE Harrison Bryant (ankle)

Questionable

  • TE Michael Meyer (not injury related)

Not on the list are wide receiver Tyreek Hill and cornerback Jalen Ramsey, who are both ready to go despite injuries that cost them practice time this week.

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Terron Armstead, Kendall Fuller return to practice fully Thursday

Terron Armstead and Kendall Fuller, who both missed Week 4, are nearing a return.

Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Terron Armstead and cornerback Kendall Fuller, who both missed Week 4 due to concussions, were full participants in practice Thursday.

Running back Jeff Wilson Jr., who suffered a knee injury in pregame warmups Monday, also returned to practice fully after he was limited Wednesday.

Still, safety Jordan Poyer was held out of action and six Dolphins were limited due to injuries.

On Wednesday, Mike McDaniel said that Poyer is a “warrior” who “will play through anything” if he can, but after missing back-to-back practices, his status for Sunday appears to be very much in doubt. If the safety is ruled out, the team will likely turn to veteran Marcus Maye to start alongside Jévon Holland in the Miami secondary.

The Patriots’ lengthy injury report includes four players who sat out Thursday and 11 who were limited. New England’s entire starting secondary is listed on the report, as is starting center David Andrews.

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Dolphins list 4 starters as inactive vs. Titans in Week 4

The Dolphins will be missing a few starters, but rookie Malik Washington is set to make his NFL debut Monday.

The Miami Dolphins ruled out four starters on the team’s list of inactives for a Week 4 game against the Tennessee Titans.

On Saturday, the team announced that left tackle Terron Armstead and cornerback Kendall Fuller would not play due to concussions suffered a week ago. They’re joined on the group of inactives by running back Raheem Mostert, who was listed as questionable, and linebacker David Long Jr., who was doubtful.

The notable omission from the list is rookie wide receiver Malik Washington, who missed the first three weeks of the season due to hamstring issue. While he was listed as questionable to play against the Titans, the sixth-round pick is now set to make his NFL debut Monday night.

Among the players out of action for the Titans is two-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons.

Tennessee defensive backs L’Jarius Sneed and Amani Hooker were both questionable to play Monday, but both are active and will be in the lineup against the Dolphins.

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Raheem Mostert, David Long Jr. questionable vs. Titans in Week 4

Raheem Mostert could make his return in Week 4 after sitting out the last two weeks.

The Miami Dolphins will be without two starters and possibly more when they play the Tennessee Titans on Monday night.

On Saturday, the team ruled out left tackle Terron Armstead and cornerback Kendall Fuller due to concussions suffered in Week 3. The Dolphins also listed linebacker David Long Jr. as doubtful, and three players — running back Raheem Mostert, wide receiver Malik Washington, and quarterback Skylar Thompson — as questionable.

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If Long is out of action, the Dolphins will likely turn to Anthony Walker Jr. to take over at linebacker.

“If he’s out there it’s because he did something remarkable during the course of the week,” Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel said of Long on Saturday. “If he’s not, it’s because there is no way it could be possible. He absolutely wants to play in this game.”

The Dolphins have been without Mostert in each of the last two weeks due to a chest injury.

“I did some stuff yesterday and it felt good, but it’s all about the game speed and the game reps,” Mostert told reporters Friday. “That’s what really matters most.”

For the Titans, the significant injury is two-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons, who is doubtful with an elbow issue.

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Dolphins rule out OT Terron Armstead, CB Kendall Fuller in Week 4

The Dolphins will be without at least a couple starters against the Titans.

Miami Dolphins left tackle Terron Armstead and cornerback Kendall Fuller will both sit out Monday against the Tennessee Titans due to concussions suffered in Week 3 vs. the Seattle Seahawks, head coach Mike McDaniel announced Saturday.

Injuries have plagued Armstead for much of his career and Monday with be the 12th game missed by the lineman since he joined the Dolphins in 2022.

Fuller signed with Miami in the offseason after spending the last four seasons with the Washington Commanders.

McDaniel didn’t say Saturday which players will start in place of Armstead and Fuller.

The options to replace Armstead at left tackle are veteran Kendall Lamm and second-round rookie Patrick Paul. It was Lamm who stepped in for Armstead in the last two weeks with the starter dealing with shoulder issues and his concussions.

With Fuller out of action, the Dolphins will likely lean on undrafted rookie Storm Duck and potentially slide nickel cornerback Kader Kohou outside. Second-year cornerback Ethan Bonner, who was a healthy scratch in the first three weeks, will presumably make his 2024 debut, as well.

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6 Dolphins limited in Friday practice, 3 sit out

The Dolphins were again without Terron Armstead, Kendall Fuller, and David Long Jr. at practice.

The Miami Dolphins were still without offensive tackle Terron Armstead, cornerback Kendall Fuller, and linebacker David Long Jr. when the team practiced Friday ahead of a Week 4 game against the Tennessee Titans.

Armstead and Fuller both suffered concussions in the team’s 24-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 3. Long exited with a hamstring injury.

Elsewhere on the Friday report, cornerback and special teamer Siran Neal returned to practice on a limited basis after sitting Thursday with a hamstring issue. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill was added to the report as a limited participant, but only for rest.

Armstead would presumably be replaced at left tackle by Kendall Lamm and Fuller’s absence would mean more snaps for nickel cornerback Kader Kohou and undrafted rookie Storm Duck. If Long is unavailable, Anthony Walker Jr. would likely take over.

Tennessee was again without Jeffery Simmons who is dealing with an elbow injury. On Friday, Titans head coach Brian Callahan told reporters that Simmons is day to day with his injury and left his availability for Monday night up in the air.

5 Dolphins sit out Thursday, 5 limited ahead of Week 4 game vs. Titans

Starters Terron Armstead, Kendall Fuller, and David Long Jr. all sat out practice Thursday.

Five Miami Dolphins sat out practice Thursday and another five were limited ahead of a Week 4 game against the Tennessee Titans.

While one of the missing players was Calais Campbell, who was given the day off for rest, starters Terron Armstead and Kendall Fuller both sat out due to concussions suffered in Week 3. Starting linebacker David Long Jr. was also missing with a hamstring issue.

Quarterback Skylar Thompson, who exited last week with a rib injury, was limited.

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“Armstead, talking to him, he’s feeling better,” Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel told reporters Thursday. “He’s in the protocol, and I make sure anyone that enters into that, same with Fuller, is that they know on the front end from me, is that I’m not projecting or worried about the timeline.”

“[Long] is doing absolutely everything he can for this opportunity,” McDaniel added. “He’ll either be out there or it will be impossible because he’s going to do everything he can. Him and we are rooting for his body, but will let his body work through it.”

For the Titans, the biggest concern is Jeffery Simmons, who sat out Thursday with an elbow injury. On Wednesday, the two-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman told reporters he likes the Titans defensive line’s chances at beating Dolphins center Aaron Brewer.

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Dolphins rule out OT Terron Armstead with eye injury in Week 3

Terron Armstead suffered an eye injury against the Seahawks that ended his day.

Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Terron Armstead was ruled out for the remainder of a Week 3 game against the Seattle Seahawks due to an eye injury, the team announced just before halftime.

The nature of the eye issue for Armstead or how he suffered it are not yet known.

Armstead, 33, dealt with a shoulder injury in Week 2 and twice exited the game due to the issue. The five-time Pro Bowl left tackle was replaced in the lineup last week and in Week 3 by versatile veteran Kendall Lamm.

Injuries are not new for Armstead and have followed him for much of his career. He never played more than 15 games in his first 11 NFL seasons and missed seven games during the 2023 season due to several different injuries.

Armstead contemplated retirement in the offseason before opting to return for another season. Lamm may also be calling it a career soon, as he called 2024 his “last ride.” The Dolphins picked offensive tackle Patrick Paul in the second round of the 2024 NFL draft, who played his first offensive snaps Sunday in Seattle.

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Grant DuBose sits Thursday, 3 Dolphins limited ahead of Week 3

Terron Armstead returned to the Dolphins’ practice field Thursday and wide receiver Grant DuBose sat out.

The Miami Dolphins were without just one player, wide receiver Grant DuBose, in their Thursday practice ahead of a Week 3 road game against the Seattle Seahawks.

Offensive tackle Terron Armstead, running back Raheem Mostert, and wide receiver Malik Washington were all limited in the session.

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Earlier Thursday, Armstead told reporters that he’ll play Sunday with a shoulder brace after leaving the Dolphins’ Week 2 loss due to the injury. While he sat out practice Wednesday and returned a limited basis Thursday, the concern is the added knee designation on the latest report after he was only listed with a shoulder issue the day prior.

For the Seahawks, not much changed on their lengthy report with running back Kenneth Walker III again sidelined with an oblique injury. Linebacker Boye Mafe, defensive lineman Leonard Williams, tight end Brady Russell, and former Dolphins linebacker Jerome Baker all returned to the practice field Thursday after sitting out Wednesday.

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