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Chris Bell Didn’t Practice and the 1-7 Dolphins Have No Answer

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The Miami Dolphins, already reeling at a dismal 1-7 record after getting absolutely hammered by the Detroit Lions on Sunday, got another gut punch Thursday when wide receiver Chris Bell was a non-participant in practice. It’s tough news for a team that desperately needs a spark.

The Injury Report Takes Shape

This second injury report of Week 10 for Jeff Hafley’s squad laid out some brutal developments from their Baptist Health Training Complex. The biggest red flag? Chris Bell, who changed his participation level from the previous day, couldn’t get on the field due to a knee issue. Center Aaron Brewer also sat out with a concussion, which is never a good sign.

Other guys dealing with issues but getting some limited work included long snapper Tucker Addington (shoulder), tight end Will Kacmarek (quad/knee), cornerback Darrell Baker Jr. (knee), defensive end Malik Herring (neck), and wide receiver Jared Wayne (quad). On the brighter side, running backs Kaytron Allen (quad) and Jaylen Wright (quad), along with safeties Michael Taaffee (wrist) and Dante Trader Jr. (shoulder/groin), were full go. Still, the Bell news is the one that stings the most.

What’s at Stake for the Colts Game

With an AFC battle looming Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium, a key player like Bell missing practice time is brutal for a team desperately needing a win. Jeff Hafley’s crew has been struggling to find any rhythm all season, and having your wideout corps banged up does not help that cause one bit. They’re facing the Colts in a crucial conference matchup, and the pressure is absolutely on.

The Dolphins desperately need to turn things around this Sunday against the Colts. With their injury list growing, especially for impact players like Bell, it’s gonna be a tough road ahead for Jeff Hafley’s crew as they try to salvage anything from this 1-7 season.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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