Miami Dolphins unveil wide receiver to active roster for Sunday’s game against Jaguars but unfortunately…
Rookie wide receiver Malik Washington will not play Sunday due to a quadricep injury.
The Miami Dolphins elevated wide receiver Robbie Chosen from the practice squad for the home opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Entering his ninth season, Chosen signed to Miami’s practice squad in late August after appearing in nine games for the team last season.
Rookie wide receiver Malik Washington, who missed Friday’s practice with a quadriceps injury, was ruled out for Sunday, prompting Miami to elevate Chosen. Miami could use the added depth with Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, Braxton Berrios, and Grant DuBose being the only healthy wide receivers entering Week 1.
Cornerback Jalen Ramsey was limited in practice Friday after missing sessions earlier in the week due to a hamstring injury, according to the injury report. Ramsey is listed as questionable, but Miami did not elevate another cornerback — potentially a positive sign for Ramsey’s availability.
Jaguars safety Daniel Thomas is out for Sunday’s game after being limited in practice all week due to an Achilles injury. Jacksonville elevated safety Terrell Edmunds to the active roster to fill his role.
The Miami Dolphins 2024 offseason script was a rollercoaster ride. There was a wild free agency with imports and exports, the “cap-ocalypse,” the draft, and the offensive line turmoil through training camp. Dolphins fans have been through the wringer for six months, but we’re finally here.
The Dolphins will open their season at home tomorrow at one o’clock in a barn burner against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Dolphins are 3.5-point favorites with an over / under total score of 48.5.
The Dolphins look to start the season with a win against a playoff contender, breaking last year’s narrative of beating up on bad teams and losing to good teams. They want to shake off that stigma but need to stay healthy because they have another game four days after the opener against their big brother in the division, the Buffalo Bills.
On the other hand, the Jaguars will look to figure out their offensive identity after the departure of star receiver Calvin Ridley. Trevor Lawrence hasn’t been the generational prospect through his first three years, though he had Urban Meyer as his first coach and then dealt with injuries last year.
Even though Lawrence hasn’t had much success outside of his one playoff win, the Jaguars locked him up as their franchise quarterback this offseason and look to take a step further this year into a deep playoff run. A win against the Dolphins would be a significant first step toward that goal.
With that, we’ve collected the final score predictions and winners from the most respected football sites around, along with our own Phinsider’s staff and Big Cat Country’s staff:
