lastest; Examining the Dolphins vs. Cowboys injury report for Week 16

Before their game against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 16, the Miami Dolphins released their first injury report of the season, and it was yet another extremely long list.

The Miami Dolphins published their first injury report of the season prior to their Week 16 matchup with the Dallas Cowboys, and it had an even longer list of injuries.

T Terron Armstead (ankle/knee), CB Xavien Howard (hip), and wide out Tyreek Hill (ankle) were the three Dolphins players who did not practice.

RB De’Von Achane (toe), OL Robert Hunt (hamstring), OL Austin Jackson (oblique), and Mostert were also listed as DNP.

Achane did not play against the New York Jets on Sunday, but he was listed as injured last week as well.

Additionally marked as DNP were OL Robert Hunt (hamstring), RB De’Von Achane (toe), OL Austin Jackson (oblique), and Mostert.

Achane was listed as hurt last week as well, but he did not play against the New York Jets on Sunday.

Liam Eichenberg (OL), DeShon Elliott (concussion), Kader Kohou (CB), Cam Smith (CB), DE Emmanuel Ogbah (hamstring), Durham Smythe (TE), and Ramsey were also classified as limited.

Chris Brooks, the running back who was activated from injured reserve on Tuesday, has a knee ailment but was listed as a full participant.

Twelve players were reported as injured for the Cowboys, with six of them designated as DNPs (did not participate).

Guard Zack Martin (thigh), tackle Tyron Smith (back), and defensive end Jonathan Hankins (knee/ankle) were among those in that group.

Additional DNPs included S. Malik Hooker (ankle), as well as veterans DeMarcus Lawrence and Stephon Gilmore, who were granted a day of rest.

Six more players for Dallas were classified as either limited or full participants.

Jaylen Waddle and Tyreek Hill