BREAKING: Miami Dolphins promoted one receiver from the practice squad, after losing two wide receivers on Friday.
A wide receiver was promoted by the Miami Dolphins from the practice squad in preparation for their Week 4 game against the Buffalo Bills.
Due to injuries this week, the Dolphins will be without two wide receivers for at least two weeks.
On September 10, 2023, in Inglewood, California, in the United States, wide receiver River Cracraft (85), playing for the Miami Dolphins, reacts to a touchdown against the Los Angeles Chargers. Jayne Kamin-Oncea of USA TODAY Sports must be given credit.
Wide receiver River Cracraft was injured on Friday, and the Dolphins put him on injured reserve.
For a neck injury sustained during his time playing college football, they also placed Erik Ezukanma on the reserve/NFI list.
Robbie Chosen gets a raise from the Miami Dolphins.
The Dolphins needed to improve their wide receiver depth before their road game against the Bills this week.
The Dolphins reportedly added defensive end Chase Winovich, wide receiver Robbie Chosen, and linebacker Cameron Goode to the active roster.
Week 3’s matchup with the Denver Broncos saw the Dolphins upgrade Chosen.
Last week, Chosen had one catch on one target for 68 yards and a touchdown.
This week, he plans to try to continue getting targets.
But this week against the Bills, who didn’t play against the Broncos, the Dolphins will have another excellent starter back. Jaylen Waddle will participate in Week 4 after completing his concussion protocol.
