The Miami Dolphins listed three players who did not practice Thursday in their latest injury update before Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Hard Rock Stadium.
Wide receivers Caleb Douglas and Ryan Miller, along with defensive end Robert Beal Jr., were absent from the team’s workout at the Baptist Health Training Complex. Douglas is dealing with an ankle issue, Miller has hip and back concerns, and Beal is managing a hamstring injury.
Four other Dolphins were limited: wide receiver Chris Bell with a knee issue, running back Jaylen Wright with a stinger and foot problem, cornerback JuJu Brents with a knee injury, and long snapper Tucker Addington with a shoulder issue.
Cornerback Chris Johnson, linebacker Chop Robinson and tight end Seydou Traore completed the full practice. Their listed issues are a shoulder injury, concussion and thumb injury, respectively.
There were no new names added compared with Wednesday’s report. Miller’s status changed from limited participation Wednesday to missing Thursday’s practice. The article also noted that Miami brought AJ Henning back to its practice squad and suggested the move could be connected to Miller’s change in status. The source did not provide further details about Miller’s availability for Sunday.
