Alain Poupart· Nov 7, 2026
Poupart reads the Dolphins' Saturday roster moves as a sign that edge defender Malik Herring, listed as questionable with a neck injury, will be available to play against the Lions.
“The one move the Dolphins didn't make was at the edge defender position, which would seem to suggest that Malik Herring ... will be able to play despite his neck injury.”
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“The one move the Dolphins didn't make was at the edge defender position, which would seem to suggest that Malik Herring, who was one of the three players listed as questionable along with Wright and Allen, will be able to play despite his neck injury.”
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