injury report;The Dolphins’ injury report for Wednesday is a Cowboys’ dream come true.

The Dallas Cowboys have another tough game against the 10-4 Miami Dolphins on Christmas Eve, so they need to forget over their defeat in Buffalo.

Given Miami’s offensive pace, a lot of pundits think the Dolphins represent a worse opponent for the Cowboys than Buffalo. The Dolphins feature track stars at every skill position in Hill (on pace to record the first NFL season with 2,000 yards from a receiver), Jaylen Waddle, and running backs Raheem Mostert and De’Von Achane.The Dallas Cowboys need to put their Buffalo loss behind them because they face another challenging game on Christmas Eve against the 10-4 Miami Dolphins.The Dolphins’ injury report for Week 14 is excellent news for the Cowboys

Make of that what you will—it’s only Wednesday—but this is still a significant event. It’s important to remember that Mostert, like Cowboys left tackle Tyron Smith, usually takes a week off early. However, it appears that every other player is uncertain for Sunday.

The most prominent of the group is Tyreek Hill, who is a strong contender for MVP and may be the best offensive player in football.Given the lack of speed in the Cowboys’ secondary, it’s unclear how Dan Quinn intends to contain Hill’s influence. Though Waddle still ran for 142 yards and a touchdown last week without Hill, Dallas shouldn’t undervalue him. Additionally, Mike McDaniel has more options with Hill in the lineup. If Hill’s ankle prevented him from playing for a second consecutive week, we’d be shocked.The offensive line for the Dolphins, on the other hand, has changed throughout the season. Against the Jets last week, they made use of their tenth different starting lineup. After exacerbating an oblique injury last week, right tackle Austin Jackson—who was already without starting center and former Cowboy Connor Williams—sat out the second half of the game.