Dolphins tackle Terron Armstead hasn’t practiced since Week 10 as he’s continued to manage a knee injury.
Miami Dolphins left tackle Terron Armstead has managed a knee injury while starting 12 of 13 games but is unlikely to go Sunday against the Houston Texans. Armstead is doubtful on the final Week 15 injury report after playing only five snaps last week against the New York Jets.
Starting right tackle Kendall Lamm (back) didn’t practice Wednesday or Thursday but is questionable for Week 15 after being upgraded to limited on Friday. Linebacker Bradley Chubb (knee), wide receiver Grant DuBose (shoulder), and linebacker Cameron Goode (knee) were limited in practice throughout the week and are questionable for Sunday.
“Each day is so important that again, it’s the watch, evaluate, then have conversations and then see how you feel the next day with the ultimate goal of having him completely convicted and confident in his play, and that’s important for everyone involved,” coach Mike McDaniel said when asked if Chubb is more likely to be available next week than this week. “So time will tell, I’m more ready for the next week in terms of where I’ll kind of put my attention, but we’ll see how today plays out and move forward accordingly.”
Long snapper Blake Ferguson fully practiced for the second-straight week and he’s questionable to play against Houston. Miami will be without wide receiver Dee Eskridge, who didn’t practice this week because of a knee injury.
The Texans return from the bye week without starting center Juice Scruggs, who didn’t practice this week due to a foot injury. Tackle Kenyon Green (shoulder), linebacker Christian Harris (calf), linebacker Jamal Hill (knee), and guard Nick Broeker (hand) are each questionable.
Houston also enters the home stretch without starting safety Jalen Pitre, who injured his shoulder in Week 12 against the Tennessee Titans. Starting linebacker Azeer Al-Shaair, second on the team with 68 tackles, won’t play Sunday as he serves a three-gram suspension for a late hit on Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawerence.
