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Seven Dolphins, Seven Jets Players Out: Breece Hall Headlines The Inactive List For AFC East Showdown

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Seven players for the Miami Dolphins and another seven for the New York Jets are officially out for their AFC East showdown this Sunday afternoon at MetLife Stadium. Star running back Breece Hall headlines the inactive list for the Jets, a massive blow ahead of what’s sure to be a wild Week 7 clash.

Dolphins Shuffle Roster Ahead of Divisional Fight

The Dolphins are rolling into East Rutherford with kicker Zane Gonzalez and rookie defensive end Max Llewellyn bumped up from the practice squad. That brings their game-day roster to 55 guys, but with only 48 allowed to suit up, Miami’s got some big names chilling on the sidelines for this one. Heading into the AFC East battle, the Dolphins are without:

* WR Jalen Tolbert
* OL DJ Campbell
* OL Chukwuebuka Godrick
* DE Robert Beal Jr.
* LB Willie Gay Jr.
* CB Marcellas Dial Jr.
* CB Reese Taylor

Jets’ Backfield Takes a Hit

Across the field, the Jets are also dealing with their own set of unavailable guys, and it’s a tough break, especially in the running back room. Most notably, Breece Hall, their electric running back, is a no-go. Kene Nwangwu, another running back, is also out, meaning their backfield is gonna look real different for this one. Here’s who the Jets have made inactive:

* RB Breece Hall
* RB Kene Nwangwu
* OL Max Mitchell
* OL Dylan Parham
* DL Jack Heflin
* DE Joseph Ossai
* CB Jarvis Brownlee Jr.

This AFC East battle kicks off Sunday afternoon. Grab your snacks, because even with these names out, you know it’s gonna be a fight for every yard at MetLife.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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