The Miami Dolphins have released their new injury report, and running back Jaylen Wright has been upgraded.
The Miami Dolphins are preparing to face the Minnesota Vikings, and the team has released its second of three injury reports.
Among the most notable players is running back Jaylen Wright being upgraded.
The full injury report is as follows:
| Rob Beal Jr. | EDGE | Hamstring | DNP | DNP | (-) | |
| Caleb Douglas | WR | Ankle | DNP | DNP | (-) | |
| Tucker Addington | LS | Shoulder | LP | LP | (-) | |
| Chris Bell | WR | Knee | LP | LP | (-) | |
| Aaron Brewer | C | Hand | FP | LP | (-) | |
| Storm Duck | CB | Knee | LP | LP | (-) | |
| Zeek Biggers | DL | Ankle | FP | FP | (-) | |
| Julius Brents | CB | Knee / Heel | FP | FP | (-) | |
| Dante Trader Jr. | S | Groin | FP | FP | (-) | |
| Seydou Traore | TE | Thumb | FP | FP | (-) | |
| Joshua Uche | EDGE | Foot | FP | FP | (-) | |
| Jaylen Wright | RB | Stinger / Foot | LP | FP | (-) |
Wright being upgraded from limited to full is huge news for the Dolphins' offense, as the team has now lost running back De'Von Achane to a torn ACL. During Week 3, no other back was elevated, and Ollie Gordon was the last option.
Gordon also exited the game with cramps, leaving wide receiver Malik Washington to sub in as the team's running back.
Wright is now tracking to play fully after dealing with a stinger and foot injury.
Among the limited players are long snapper Tucker Addington, wide receiver Chris Bell, and center Aaron Brewer, who has now been downgraded to limited with a hand injury.
Brewer being limited does not mean that he will not play, but being downgraded is definitely concerning. His final status on Friday will determine if he is actually in danger of missing this Week 4 matchup.
Cornerback Storm Duck is also working his way back from a knee injury and remains limited. It is likely that Duck is not set to be available to play until Week 5, or he will return after the Week 6 BYE.
Edge Robert Beal Jr. and wide receiver Caleb Douglas have also missed back-to-back practices. Is is highly likely that both will be out for Week 4.
Douglas suffered an ankle injury in Week 2, and he has not been able to play since. Losing the receiver is significant, as it took away quarterback Malik Willis' top target.
Since Douglas' injury, the offense has heavily featured Bell and Malik Washington, both of whom had decent Week 3 performances.
Bell ended Week 3 with 67 yards on four receptions, showing off some of his speed in the process. He has now been limited by his knee, which is still recovering from the torn ACL that he suffered in 2025 at Louisville.
Even with the knee, Bell has been a bright spot and has shown plenty of growth over the first three games of the season.
Should Bell not be able to play due to his knee, the Dolphins offense would then rely on Washington, Kevin Coleman Jr., and Ryan Miller.
The final injury report is due on Friday and will determine the status of all injured players.
