The Miami Dolphins are preparing for life without starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa after he suffered a concussion in a 31-10 loss against the Buffalo Bills on Thursday, but confidence in backup Skylar Thompson remains strong.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa dressed the part but opted not to practice on Day 2 of the team’s training camp Thursday.

The Miami Dolphins are set to play the 15th game of their 2023 campaign on Sunday afternoon for a Christmas Eve Showdown with the Dallas Cowboys at Hard Rock Stadium.

The Miami Dolphins are hoping to have their starting right tackle Austin Jackson back for Sunday’s game as the Dallas Cowboys and DE/LB Micah Parsons comes to town.

It looks like the Miami Dolphins will have their “Cheetah” back just in time for Sunday’s Christmas Eve showdown vs. the Dallas Cowboys but remain banged up on their offensive line.

Miami Dolphins offensive Austin Jackson’s bounce-back 2023 season has landed him a new deal and a possible future with the team.

The Miami Dolphins have placed right tackle Austin Jackson on injured reserve and signed 2013 No. 1 overall pick Eric Fisher to address injury issues along their offensive line.

Tua Tagovailoa will go through practice this week as the Dolphins starter.

The Tennessee Titans’ COVID-19 outbreak is nearing an end even with two starting offensive linemen still on the reserve list.

Young and Jefferson made the Pro Bowl, and surely more rookies would have joined them as alternates at the league’s now-canceled all-star game. “It’s crazy unusual for a rookie, I think, to have the type of leadership that Chase has, genuine leadership,” Washington quarterback Alex Smith said. “I think a lot of young guys, especially high picks, I think you feel pressure to do it some way or somehow. “Talk about a rookie coming in, starting every game and just being focused,” Browns Pro Bowl guard Joel Bitonio said of Wills. “We’re growing and we’re starting to get a hang of the game,” said Dolphins right tackle Robert Hunt, a second-round pick and one of six Miami rookies starting on offense.

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. – The Miami Dolphins second round of the NFL Draft is ongoing Friday night. Local 10 News’ sports team Will Manso and Clay Ferraro break down the Dolphins’ second-round picks. And the Dolphins are beefing up both lines in a big way in this draft. MANSO: The Dolphins finally addressed the need at safety be selecting Jones out of Texas with the 70th overall pick. FERRARO: It’s a passing league and the Dolphins have bolstered their pass defense in a big way this offseason.