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Breaking down the Miami Dolphins’ final Week 10 injury report
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Breaking down the Miami Dolphins’ final Week 10 injury report

The Miami Dolphins will get more than Zach Sieler back on defense when they face the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night.

Cornerbacks Kader Kohou and Storm Duck will return after missing games with neck and ankle injuries, respectively, and safety Jevon Holland could return. However, he was listed as questionable on the final injury report released Saturday.

The Dolphins ruled out one player, as expected: tackle Austin Jackson, who will miss the game with a knee injury.

Wide receiver Tyreek Hill, meanwhile, was listed as questionable with a wrist injury after missing a second straight practice on Saturday.

The only other Dolphins player who did not practice was wide receiver Dee Eskridge, who is dealing with a personal situation. He will not travel with the team to Southern California, but is expected to join his teammates there. He did not receive a game status designation, meaning he will be available if the Dolphins want to use him.

The only player besides Holland who was limited in practice Saturday was quarterback Alec Ingold, who is dealing with a calf injury.

Wide receiver River Cracraft was a full participant for the third straight day and appeared on track to be activated from injured reserve (IR). The Dolphins cleared a roster spot for him when they waived second-year defensive tackle Brandon Pili on Saturday.

Safety Patrick McMorris was upgraded from a limited participant to a full participant for the first time this week. However, head coach Mike McDaniel said before practice that he thought this would be different than the week McMorris was activated off the IR.

Tight end Julian Hill will be available after missing the game against Buffalo with a shoulder injury. Cornerback Cam Smith was a full participant and is a tryout after suffering a knee injury in Friday’s practice that turned out to be just a scare.

The Rams ruled out two players on Saturday, including defensive lineman Neville Gallimore, who the Dolphins signed as a free agent this offseason before releasing him in late August. Right tackle Rob Havenstein was also ruled out.

On the other hand, the Rams could have two starters back from IR. Jonah Jackson and Steve Avila did not receive a game status designation after returning to practice this week and were full participants Saturday.

The Rams listed three players as questionable: S Kam Curl (knee), OL Kevin Dotson (ankle/knee) and LB Christian Rozeboom, who appeared on the injury report Saturday with a neck injury and was a limited participant.