Dolphins inactives list for Week 12 game against Patriots
The Miami Dolphins have unofficially been playing playoff football for the past three weeks. Their back-to-back wins over the Los Angeles Rams and Las Vegas Raiders have saved their season, giving them hope ahead of today's important matchup against the New England Patriots.
While Miami doesn't control its own destiny and requires some help, all it can do is focus on each game. There's still a long way to go in the regular season, and if the Dolphins can stack victories, they will give themselves every chance.
The team has the mindset of going 1-0 every week, and that must continue in a rematch against the Patriots, who they defeated earlier in the season without Tua Tagovailoa.
Both teams have injury concerns in this game. Miami ruled out cornerback Kendall Fuller due to a concussion and named four other players as questionable. New England ruled out defensive tackle Jaquelin Roy and listed 10 players as questionable on its injury report for Week 12.
Full inactives list for Dolphins in Week 12
Player | Position | Injury |
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Kendall Fuller | CB | Concussion |
Jeff Wilson Jr. | RB | Healthy Scratch |
Ethan Bonner | CB | Healthy Scratch |
Mohamed Kamara | LB | Healthy Scratch |
Andrew Meyer | OL | Healthy Scratch |
Jack Stoll | TE | Healthy Scratch |
Dee Eskridge | WR | Healthy Scratch |
The big news for the Dolphins is that tackle Terron Armstead is good to go. He was questionable due to a knee injury, but he is good to go. Offensive lineman Isaiah Wynn, fullback Alec Ingold, and safety Patrick McMorris will also play.
Full inactives list for Patriots in Week 12
Player | Position | Injury |
---|---|---|
Jaquelin Roy | DT | Neck |
K.J. Osborn | WR | Healthy Scratch |
Tyrese Robinson | G | Healthy Scratch |
Titus Leo | DE | Healthy Scratch |
Deatrich Wise Jr. | DE | Foot |
Joe Milton III | QB | 3rd QB |
It's a must-win for the Dolphins. While the Patriots have little to play for with a 3-8 record, they would love to effectively ruin Miami's playoff chances with an upset win. The Patriots only have three wins all season, but two have come in the previous four weeks, including a surprise 19-3 upset over the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field.
The Dolphins won't take this game lightly, and they must find a way to win and improve their record to 5-6 ahead of a huge Thanksgiving game against the Green Bay Packers.