Tyreek Hill is officially active for the Miami Dolphins' game against the Los Angeles Rams in Week 10.
Monday Night Football has not been a blessing for the Dolphins over the last couple of years, but here we are again heading into a critical primetime game. By far the biggest story entering the game was Hill's status, but he will be out there tonight.
ESPN's Lisa Salters reported that Hill is dealing with a torn ligament in his wrist but will continue to play through it.
The Dolphins have lost right tackle Austin Jackson, who will miss a minimum of four games on injured reserve. Kendall Lamm will start at right tackle for Jackson. He has plenty of experience playing tackle and should be fine against the Rams.
Full inactives list for Dolphins in Week 10
Player | Position | Injury |
|---|---|---|
Patrick McMorris | S | Calf |
Jeff Wilson Jr. | RB | Healthy Scratch |
Ethan Bonner | CB | Healthy Scratch |
Alec Ingold | FB | Calf |
Storm Duck | CB | Healthy Scratch |
Mohamed Kamara | LB | Healthy Scratch |
Andrew Meyer | OL | Healthy Scratch |
Dee Eskridge | WR | Personal |
The interesting inactive is Storm Duck. He practiced in full on Friday and didn't carry an injury designation, but he is out tonight.
The Dolphins will get wide receiver River Cracraft back for the first time this season. He has been out with a chest injury since Week 2 of the preseason. He was close to being ready last week against the Buffalo Bills, but the team opted to take a more cautious approach.
Full inactives list for Rams in Week 10
Player | Position | Injury |
|---|---|---|
Rob Havenstein | T | Ankle |
Neville Gallimore | DT | Shoulder |
Stetson Bennett | QB | Healthy Scratch |
Cody Schrader | RB | Healthy Scratch |
Dylan McMahon | OL | Healthy Scratch |
Desjuan Johnson | DL | Healthy Scratch |
The Rams will miss starting right tackle Rob Havenstein due to an ankle injury.
To say the Dolphins have their backs against the wall is an understatement. Typically, out-of-conference games carry less weight when it comes to potential playoff seeding, but the Dolphins simply can't afford to lose another game. They have two winnable games on the schedule in Weeks 11 and 12, but they won't matter if Miami leaves Week 10 with a 2-7 record.