Dolphins put Malik Willis on injured reserve, Kyle McCord to start
The Miami Dolphins placed quarterback Malik Willis on injured reserve, moving former Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord to the starting role for the upcoming game at Indianapolis.
Key points
- Malik Willis is placed on injured reserve due to a worsening groin injury.
- Willis is expected to miss four games but the injury is not season‑ending.
- Kyle McCord, a former Syracuse quarterback, will start at quarterback for the Dolphins.
- McCord will begin his role in the game against Indianapolis.
- The move shifts the Dolphins’ quarterback depth chart significantly.
The Miami Dolphins placed quarterback Malik Willis on injured reserve with his worsening groin injury.
The move sets Kyle McCord to start at QB for the team.
The Miami Dolphins QB depth chart had a big shift Tuesday with starter Malik Willis going on injured reserve.
He's reportedly going to miss 4 games.
Willis' injury is not considered season‑ending.
Former Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord is going to start a game for the Miami Dolphins.
McCord will step in as the Dolphins' starting quarterback beginning with Sunday's game at Indianapolis.
Your questions, answered
Why was Malik Willis placed on injured reserve?
He has a worsening groin injury that is not considered season‑ending.
Who will start for the Dolphins after Malik Willis?
Former Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord will start at quarterback.
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