Injury Woes: Four Key Dolphins Starters are Ruled Out Ahead of Clash.

It is anticipated that the Miami Dolphins will be without four of their starters when they play against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

Coach Mike McDaniel confirmed that despite dealing with a foot injury for the past few weeks, wide receiver Tyreek Hill will still be on the field playing.

Kohou and Sieler, who were injured in the eye during practice last Thursday, will be absent for their second game in a row. Hill hurt his shoulder during the first quarter versus Arizona last Sunday and did not take part in practice all week.

On Friday afternoon, it was officially confirmed that defensive tackle Zach Sieler (eye), tight end Julian Hill (shoulder), and cornerback Kader Kohou (neck) will not be playing.

McDaniel stated that upon his comeback, Sieler will don a visor. It is probable that Da’Shawn Hand will once again take Sieler’s place as the starter for the second consecutive week.

McDaniel stated on Friday that it is necessary to have the ability to see and to prevent any additional harm to the eyes. If it was solely based on performance, he could be playing, but we must avoid any further injury.

Safety Jevon Holland is not expected to participate in the game because of a knee injury sustained during the Cardinals match, and he also has a hand injury from Week 5. He didn’t practice either.

Miami is looking for Jordan Poyer and Marcus Maye to fill the roles of starting safeties.