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Injury Report, Week 10: Miami Is Healthy And Hyped Heading Into Sunday's Matchup

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Give credit to Tony Sporano for keeping the ship afloat during the Miami Dolphins' 0-7 start to the 2011 NFL season. When Las Vegas sets your over/under win total at 7.5 at the outset of the year and you lose your first seven games, obviously there's the potential for disaster in the locker room. But as was noted by Sun-Sentinentel reporter Omar Kelly, the Dolphins have remained loose and confident throughout their early-season struggles. And after finally winning their first game of the year in Week 9, a 31-7 shellacking of the Kansas City Chiefs, the Dolphins feel like they're ready to compete consistently for the remainder of the season.
They'll try to win their second consecutive game this Sunday when the reeling Washington Redskins come to town. Banged up and searching for answers, the Redskins come to town riding a four-game losing streak. The Dolphins, meanwhile, are as healthy as they have been in weeks.
Cornerback Nolan Carroll, who has been battling an on-again, off-again hamstring injury, appears to be the only player whose participation was limited.
That means Daniel Thomas and Vontae Davis hamstring injuries are healing, or appears to be.
Sparano said Davis, who was suspended last week, will start against the Redskins.
Thomas played against the Chiefs last week, but his participation was limited.
It's exceedingly rare to see a team's injury report be so thin at this stage in the year, but Miami's is just that. Everybody was in practice again on Thursday, and as noted above, CB Nolan Carroll was the only one to even be limited. All told, the Dolphins appear ready to salvage what's left of their season and play themselves out of the Andrew Luck Sweepstakes with a successful second half of the season.
http://dc.sbnation.com/2011/11/10/2553130/nfl-injury-report-week-10-redskins-vs-dolphins
 
I smell another Dolphins victory. :up:
Now that we are out of the "Suck for Luck" race because I do not see the Colts winning a game either by design or because of the on field play, I think we are going to put it on the Redskins. But since I feel confident bout this game it probably means we will find a way to pull out the defeat.:rolleyes2:
 
gotta love showing some swagger when your 1-7!!!! a little late guys!!!
 
Of course we will win meaningless games and miss out on a stud qb. We are the Dolphins its what we have done for the last decade.
 
We won the game 31-3
Now onward to another 7-9 season and another mid first round pick.
 
Of course we will win meaningless games and miss out on a stud qb. We are the Dolphins its what we have done for the last decade.

U know we have passed on QB's when we were terrible: (2005 - Aaron Rodgers . . . had the #2 overall and passed . . . 2008 - Matt Ryan - had the #1 overall and passed.)

We passed on QB's when we were not terrible: (2001 - Drew Brees . . . we were #26 overall and passed.)

Whether we win games or not, it doesn't seem to make a difference if we don't get the guys pulling the strings to draft a QB and develop him. We have had chances, and winning meaningless games had no effect on those chances.
 
Doesnt matter, cuz Matt Moore will win us 9 straight games, into the wild card spot, and turn into our franchise QB, and all will be well in Dolphin land!! I'm drunk....
 
Doesnt matter, cuz Matt Moore will win us 9 straight games, into the wild card spot, and turn into our franchise QB, and all will be well in Dolphin land!! I'm drunk....

All the crap this team has been thru, we should be 4-4 easily with wins over Cle, Denver and NYG. Sucks the difference between being in contention and being out of it is a few plays. Oh well, things happen for a reason, hopefully we can see the reasoning sooner than later.
 
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