Dolphins exclude Tannehill against injured Bears in the shoulder

UPDATE (12:43): Some information about Tannehill's injury:

He worked and was looked after this morning, but his determination prevented him from playing. There was a hope that he could leave and they waited until the last moment to make a decision.

But the injury has worsened over the week. After being exercised Wednesday and Thursday, he was in pain on Friday. It's an injury that goes back to three weeks. he was injured in the Dolphins' victory over the Raiders.

In addition, the report elsewhere that he has a sprained air conditioner is inaccurate.

UPDATE (11:30 am): There is no doubt about it now: Ryan Tannehill will not play Sunday against. Brock Osweiler will start in his place. The injury to Tannehill's shoulder has worsened during the week, preventing him from playing

Other inactive dolphins: Running back Kalen Ballage, cornerback Bobby McCain, linebacker Martrell Spaight, tight halfback A.J. Derby and defensive end Charles Harris and Cameron Wake.

Wake has recently undergone arthroscopic knee surgery, ESPN reported, but could return to the 7th week.

Harris was called a suspect in the final injury report of the week due to a calf injury, but did not fail to train all week.

UPDATE (11:25): The quarterbacks of the Dolphins took the field to warm up. Ryan Tannehill was not among them – only Brock Osweiler and David Fales. Seems to be all the necessary confirmation.

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Ryan Tannehill's shoulder injury worsened during the week and ESPN said it was doubtful to play Sunday afternoon against the Chicago Bears.

Brock Osweiler would most likely start if Tannehill could not.

Meanwhile, cornerback Bobby McCain will not play because of a knee injury, the Miami Herald has learned. Torry McTyer will probably start in his place.

Stacy Dales, an NFL Network reporter, told head coach Adam Gase Sunday morning if he did not know if Tannehill would play, "he raised his hands in air as if he did not know."

But Jeff Darlington of ESPN said Tannehill was "doubtful".

ESPN's Adam Schefter, at 10 am, quoted a source as saying Tannehill's status was "pending at the moment".

A decision could be made after the pre-game warm-ups.

Fox reporter Doug Gottlieb, who had privileged access to Friday practice under NFL rules, said Tannehill's shoulder was deteriorating throughout the week and that Osweiler had taken representatives of the first team on Friday.

Gottlieb then deleted the tweet.

Tannehill participated fully in the trials Wednesday and Thursday, but limited on Friday.

He was injured in the third game of the season against Oakland.

If Tannehill is unable to play, it means that he has missed 20 games in the last two and a half years, having missed none in his first four seasons.

Tannehill missed all of last season after a knee surgery.

Dolphins podcaster Chris Kouffman said the injury was an articulation of the CA.

The 77.0 Osweiler career ranks ahead of just a few other active NFL quarters, including Chad Henne and Derek Anderson. David Fales would be his replacement if Tannehill can not play.

Due to uncertainty over Tannehill's status, the Bears have gone from one favorite to another six points in most sports betting.

If Tannehill can not play, he will have 10 games remaining to save his Dolphins career and justify his base salary of $ 18.7 million and his $ 26.6 million cap for 2019.