Following yet another preseason wide receiver injury, the Dolphins must join the free-agent market.

Following yet another preseason wide receiver injury, the Dolphins must join the free-agent market.

In their last preseason game, the Miami Dolphins’ defense didn’t look well on the opening drive, but because it was the backups on that side of the ball, fans shouldn’t be too unhappy.

Wide receiver is where the larger issue lies.

Although the cause of the Dolphins’ most recent spate of wide receiver injuries is yet unknown, another player appears to be having problems.

The Dolphins will be missing Erik Ezukanma when they take the field for the last preseason game in 2024. A person who needs to recuperate, Ezukanma is sidelined in a walking boot, which is bad news for him given the Dolphins’ current injury woes at the position.

In addition, Malik Washington had to go into the medical tent following a frightening hit during the first quarter.

Hunter Renfrow is still available; the Dolphins should give him a call. All offseason, I have been hammering the desk for his addition, but it looks like they could actually need a solution now. Two weeks from now comes the start of the season, which may be excellent news for their injuries.

The boot might only be used to treat what is most likely an ankle or foot ailment, depending on Ezukanma’s specific injury. Despite having one of the deeper wide receiver groups going into the offseason, Miami’s injuries have not been good.

The Tampa Bay offensive line bullied Miami around on the defensive end of the ball. They conceded a lot of passing yardage, and the Buccaneers’ offense appeared well-balanced.