Miami Dolphins' Chop Robinson on schedule in concussion protocol
The Miami Dolphins await clarity on injured players Chop Robinson, Jaylen Wright and Caleb Douglas with Kansas City Chiefs coming to Hard Rock Stadium.
Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley suggested potential lineup adjustments amid the team's 0-2 start, though Austin Jackson's future at right tackle remains uncertain following criticism. Key players Caleb Douglas, Jaylen Wright, and Chop Robinson are crucial for the Sept. 27 home opener against the Kansas City Chiefs. Chop Robinson has missed games due to his third concussion in a year and is currently in concussion protocol.
The team's struggles are evident, as they have scored only 26 points while allowing 62, resulting in a struggling minus-36 net differential. Coach Hafley acknowledged discussions about lineup changes while emphasizing the need to keep the conversation going. Jackson's performance against top-tier players like Maxx Crosby and Nick Bosa was noted, while Maxwell's inconsistency remains an area of concern.
Rookie cornerback Chris Johnson was fined for a hip-drop tackle and the team waived linebacker Liam Anderson. The Dolphins added defensive end/linebacker Andre Jones Jr. from the Buffalo Bills' practice squad.
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