Dolphins’ Chop Robinson in concussion protocol; Malik Willis dealing with toe injury

In their first NFL game of the season, the Miami Dolphins suffered an early setback as their star pass rusher Chop Robinson was hit with a concussion, leading them to place him in concussion protocol. The incident occurred during a game against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, where the Raiders emerged victorious with a score of 27-13.

Though Robinson did not display any symptoms during the match, he has been listed as "limited" in practice following the game, and further details on his condition are expected to emerge by tomorrow.

The team's injury report from the practice on Wednesday revealed that quarterback Malik Willis, who played the full game with no apparent toe injury, was also sidelined with a toe problem. Safety Dante Trader and longsnapper Tucker Addington, who both hauled in a full practice, returned with a hamstring injury. Rookie tight end Seydou Traore, who managed to practice fully despite an Achilles tendon and thumb issue, joined Robinson in practicing at a limited capacity. Linebacker Ronnie Harrison was the only active player who missed practice due to a hamstring issue.