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Mike Masala

Dolphins-Bills Thursday injury report ahead of Week 4

Dolphins Connor Williams Durham Smythe Jaylen Waddle Terron Armstead

On Thursday, the Miami Dolphins held another practice in anticipation of their Sunday afternoon meeting with the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium.

Three were non-participants – wide receivers River Cracraft (shoulder) and Erik Ezukanma (neck) and linebacker Jaelan Phillips (oblique).

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Limit participants included left tackle Terron Armstead (back/ankle/knee),  and center Connor Williams (groin), running back Salvon Ahmed (groin), safety DeShon Elliott (ankle/groin) and tight end Tyler Kroft (back).

Armstead and Williams were both upgraded from Wednesday.

Cornerback Eli Apple (neck) and tight ends Julian Hill (ankle) and Durham Smythe (hamstring) practiced fully on Thursday.

Smythe was also upgraded from Wednesday.

Wide receiver Jaylen Waddle was completely removed from the injury report after clearing concussion protocol.

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