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Dolphins Place QB Malik Willis on IR with Core Muscle Injury; Set to Start Kyle McCord
- On Tuesday, the Miami Dolphins placed starting quarterback Malik Willis on injured reserve due to a core muscle injury, sidelining him for at least the next four games.
- Willis had been managing a groin injury for weeks, but an MRI revealed it had worsened into a core muscle injury after he appeared visibly hampered during Sunday's 19-9 loss to the Detroit Lions.
- Backup Kyle McCord will make his first career start this Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts, after the Dolphins acquired him from the Green Bay Packers in August.
- Defensive tackle Zach Sieler was also placed on injured reserve after suffering a ruptured biceps against the Detroit Lions, while the team waived cornerback Reese Taylor.
- Facing a 1-7 record in the AFC East, the Dolphins must navigate upcoming games against the Buffalo Bills, New York Jets, and Denver Broncos before Willis potentially returns December 13 against the Chicago Bears.
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Everyone said the same thing after the Dolphins' Malik Willis injury move
The Miami Dolphins might be embracing the tank after all. On Tuesday, the Dolphins placed quarterback Malik Willis on Injured Reserve due to a groin injury that has now become a core muscle injury, according to Tom Pelissero of The Ringer. The NFL insider added that Willis’ injury is “not season-ending,” but he will miss …
Dolphins place QB Malik Willis on IR with core muscle injury; set to start Kyle McCord
The Miami Dolphins are placing quarterback Malik Willis on injured reserve after an MRI revealed a core muscle injury that will sideline him for at least four weeks, according to multiple reports.
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C 43%
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