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Caleb Douglas posts 94 receiving yards in NFL debut for Dolphins
Rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas caught five passes for 94 yards in his Miami debut, leading all rookies in Week 1. His performance provides an early-impact receiving option for the Dolphins' offense.
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Dolphins release Jamaree Salyer with injury settlement
The Dolphins have released offensive lineman Jamaree Salyer with an injury settlement, per a Phinsider report. The move removes a recent free-agent addition from Miami’s roster and creates a need for depth on the offensive line.
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Rookie Jacob Rodriguez totaled 14 tackles in Dolphins debut
Rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez collected 14 total tackles in Week 1, a standout defensive debut that positions him as a key contributor for Miami's defense. The performance drew attention as one of the game's top individual defensive showings for the Dolphins.
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Chop Robinson out Thursday, Dolphins likely to elevate edge help for Week 2
The Dolphins held edge rusher Chop Robinson out of Thursday practice after he sustained a concussion and entered the protocol. With Robinson unlikely to clear in time for Sunday’s game, SI reports Miami would be down to three edge defenders on the active roster and is expected to turn to elevating depth from the practice squad or re-elevating Clelin Ferrell; long-snapper Cal Adomitis is also a likely elevation if Tucker Addington can’t go.
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Chop Robinson entered concussion protocol; Malik Willis listed with toe issue after practice
Edge rusher Chop Robinson was limited Wednesday and has been placed in concussion protocol, and quarterback Malik Willis practiced in full but is dealing with a toe complaint, per the Dolphins’ first Week 2 practice report. The statuses could affect availability into the weekend depending on symptoms and clearance.
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Coach Jeff Hafley keeps Dolphins in Northern California to build chemistry ahead of Week 2
The Dolphins elected to remain in Napa Valley after their Week 1 loss, with coach Jeff Hafley saying the west‑coast stay is meant to foster team bonding and accelerate development. Hafley emphasized establishing a physical running game and team cohesion as priorities.
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Dolphins place rookie safety Kyle Louis on IR; add CB Jaylin Simpson and long snapper Cal Adomitis
Miami placed fourth‑round safety Kyle Louis on injured reserve Wednesday after a knee injury in Week 1, ruling him out at least four games. The team signed cornerback Jaylin Simpson to the active roster and added veteran long snapper Cal Adomitis to the practice squad as insurance after Tucker Addington’s shoulder issue.
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Ways to watch Dolphins at 49ers set: Week 2 kickoff and broadcast details
The San Francisco 49ers published the 'Ways to Watch and Listen' guide for Week 2, confirming the Miami Dolphins' game at Levi's Stadium will kick off at 1:25 p.m. PT on Sunday, Sept. 20, on FOX with additional radio and international broadcast details.
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Dolphins gave veteran long-snapper Cal Adomitis a tryout after Addington shoulder issue
Following Tucker Addington's shoulder injury in Miami's Week 1 loss, the Dolphins held a tryout for long-snapper Cal Adomitis. Team sources and coach comments indicated Miami considered emergency alternatives during the game, and Adomitis could be signed to the practice squad and elevated if Addington is unavailable for Week 2.
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Coach Jeff Hafley said after the Week 1 loss that long snapper Tucker Addington suffered a shoulder issue in the game, and Miami came close to needing Jacob Rodriguez to perform long-snapping duties. Hafley flagged special teams fundamentals and execution as an area needing improvement, and confirmed Addington’s issue in the postgame review.
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Safety Kyle Louis will miss Week 2 with a knee injury
WTOP reports rookie safety Kyle Louis suffered a knee injury in the third quarter of Miami’s season-opening loss and will be unavailable for the Dolphins’ Week 2 game at San Francisco. This affects Miami’s safety depth entering a tough road matchup.
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Rookie-heavy lineup, snap counts and PFF takeaways from Dolphins’ Week 1 loss
Game-day snap-counts and PFF grades published after Miami’s 27-13 loss show the Dolphins leaned heavily on first- and second-year players (610 total snaps across offense and defense) and highlighted standout rookie performances and offensive-line struggles. Caleb Douglas had a strong NFL debut (5 catches, 94 yards) while several offensive linemen graded poorly in pass protection, contributing to five sacks on Malik Willis.
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Ronnie Harrison Jr. listed with a hamstring injury after loss
CBS Miami’s game recap notes linebacker Ronnie Harrison Jr. suffered a hamstring injury in the second half of the Raiders game. The injury was recorded in the official game notes and could impact the Dolphins’ linebacker rotation short-term.
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Malik Willis accepts blame after taking five sacks in debut
ESPN reports quarterback Malik Willis publicly took responsibility for the five sacks he absorbed in Miami’s 27-13 loss, saying "sacks are a quarterback stat," while coach Jeff Hafley expressed continued confidence. Willis’ protection issues and in-game decisions will be a focus as the team prepares for Week 2.
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