The Miami Dolphins will be without edge rusher Chop Robinson and linebacker Ronnie Harrison for their Week 2 game against the San Francisco 49ers, coach Jeff Hafley said Friday. Both players were listed as out on the team’s final injury report.
Harrison missed practice throughout the week because of a hamstring injury. Robinson, who is dealing with a concussion, was limited Wednesday before sitting out the next two practices.
Long snapper Tucker Addington is listed as questionable with a shoulder injury. He hurt the shoulder while making a tackle during Miami’s Week 1 game against the Las Vegas Raiders and briefly left the contest. Rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez took snaps as the backup long snapper, but Addington returned and finished the game.
Tight end Seydou Traore no longer has a game designation after being limited throughout the week with thumb and Achilles injuries. Safety Dante Trader Jr., listed with a hamstring issue, was not limited and also has no game status. Quarterback Malik Willis likewise was not limited despite a toe ailment.
