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Dolphins' Top Pass Rusher in Concussion Protocol
17 Sep
Summary
- Chop Robinson, a key pass rusher, is in concussion protocol after Sunday's loss.
- Several other Dolphins players, including QB Malik Willis, are also on the injury report.
- The team faces the San Francisco 49ers in Week Two with multiple players questionable.
The Miami Dolphins are facing mounting injury concerns after their Week One loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. Key pass rusher Chop Robinson has entered concussion protocol, a significant blow to the team's defense as they look ahead to their Week Two matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.
Robinson's status is currently listed as limited in practice, with details on when the concussion occurred still emerging. He was not apparenty injured during the game itself, suggesting the injury may have occurred post-game or during Wednesday's practice.
Adding to the team's injury list, quarterback Malik Willis practiced fully despite a toe issue, as did safety Dante Trader with a hamstring problem. Longsnapper Tucker Addington (shoulder) and tight end Seydou Traore (thumb/achilles) were limited, while linebacker Ronnie Harrison was the only player to miss practice entirely due to a hamstring ailment.
