Ryan Tannehill missing Sunday as NFL released report on Dolphins reported injuries

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Quarterback Ryan Tannehill was dismissed from Sunday's game against Lions by coach Adam Gase on Wednesday as the NFL examines reports of the Dolphins' injuries, a source said.

Last week, the Dolphins registered Tannehill as a full-fledged participant on Wednesday and Thursday, limiting Friday to Sunday's outing due to a shoulder injury.

The league will ensure that dolphins adhere to the league's policy.

The quarterback Brock Osweiler will make his second consecutive start at Hard Rock Stadium. Osweiler led the Dolphins to an overtime loss to the Bears and raised 380 yards last Sunday.

Miami hopes the rest will be enough to cure Tannehill, who did not start Wednesday. If Tannehill can not come back for the eighth week, Osweiler will face his former team, the Texans, on a Thursday night.

"We take it day by day," said Gase. "And like every week, we hope to see progress. We work on everything related to the movement of the pocket, the footwork. He can do everything. He just can not start. "

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Gase still believes Tannehill will play this season, but he still does not know how long his recovery will last. Gase has already announced that Tannehill will resume the starting position once in good health.

"By legitimately reading everything we had the other day and all the reviews, it's an unknown to us," said Gase.

Regarding the injury report, Gase said Osweiler took Tannehill representatives last Thursday. It is possible that the league could conclude that Tannehill should have been classified as limited on Thursday, which would obviously have been a red flag for the Bears.

The league will also try to determine if Tannehill should have been listed as suspicious or doubtful on Friday. It's surprising to see that Tannehill started talking about the injury report on Friday. The team has returned any questions about it to the league.

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