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During a Dolphins-Giants joint practice, right tackle Austin Jackson threw a punch and was immediately ejected, underscoring head coach Jeff Hafley's emphasis on discipline even as the teams push for physicality ahead of Saturday's preseason meeting; the incident limited Jackson's reps and highlighted ongoing skirmishes, but no other punches were reported.
The Miami Dolphins placed starting right tackle Austin Jackson on injured reserve due to a toe injury, joining another starting offensive lineman, James Daniels, on IR. Jackson's injury is expected to sideline him for multiple weeks, prompting the team to sign Cole Strange and adjust their lineup for upcoming games. Despite these challenges, quarterback Tua Tagovailoa expressed confidence in the backup players stepping in.
The Miami Dolphins placed starting right tackle Austin Jackson on injured reserve again, highlighting ongoing durability issues that have kept him off the field for most of the 2025 season, raising concerns about the team's offensive line stability and Jackson's future with the team.
The Miami Dolphins placed starting right tackle Austin Jackson on injured reserve for at least four games due to a toe injury, leaving their offensive line thin on the right side. Jackson, who has a history of injuries, joins guard James Daniels on IR, prompting the team to sign cornerback Cornell Armstrong and elevate running back Jeff Wilson Jr. and kicker Riley Patterson for the upcoming game against the Patriots.
Miami Dolphins offensive tackle Austin Jackson will miss a few weeks due to a lower leg injury sustained during practice, but his recovery is not expected to affect the start of the regular season. Jackson, a key player for the team, was injured after being stepped on, and his absence is expected to impact the Dolphins' offensive line performance. The team has signed Germain Ifedi and activated safety Ifeatu Melifonwu to bolster their roster during Jackson's recovery.
The Miami Dolphins are seeking replacements for injured right tackle Austin Jackson, who is expected to miss weeks, by bringing in five free agent offensive linemen for tryouts over the weekend, including Zack Bailey, Yodny Cajuste, Chris Hubbard, Germain Ifedi, and David Sharpe, as they prepare for the upcoming season.
The Miami Dolphins are auditioning five offensive linemen following injuries to key players like Austin Jackson, who is expected to miss weeks due to a lower-extremity injury. Jackson's injury adds to the team's offensive line concerns, prompting the tryouts of veterans such as Chris Hubbard and Germain Ifedi, among others, as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
Miami Dolphins' right tackle Austin Jackson will miss the rest of the NFL season due to a knee injury requiring surgery, as confirmed by coach Mike McDaniel. Jackson, who played eight games this season, is expected to be ready for training camp next summer. The Dolphins have also claimed linebacker Tyrel Dodson from the Seattle Seahawks. Additionally, cornerback Kendall Fuller is ruled out for the upcoming game against the Las Vegas Raiders due to a concussion.
The Miami Dolphins have claimed linebacker Tyrel Dodson off waivers after he was released by the Seahawks, while right tackle Austin Jackson will miss the rest of the season due to knee surgery. Head coach Mike McDaniel confirmed these roster changes, noting the team's ongoing efforts to improve. Jackson, who started the first eight games, was placed on injured reserve, with Kendall Lamm stepping in as his replacement.
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill was confirmed to play in the crucial game against the Rams, while offensive lineman Austin Jackson was placed on injured reserve due to a knee injury.
The Miami Dolphins have reached a three-year, $36 million contract extension with right tackle Austin Jackson, with a maximum value of $39 million and $20.7 million guaranteed. Jackson, the No. 18 overall pick in the 2020 draft, has been healthy this season and has played a significant role in the Dolphins' success.
The Miami Dolphins have reached a three-year contract extension with offensive lineman Austin Jackson, ensuring that the 2020 first-round pick will not become a free agent in the upcoming offseason. The extension is valued at $36 million, with $20.7 million guaranteed for the team's starting right tackle. Jackson, who initially struggled in his first two seasons, has shown improvement and consistency in 2023, allowing only two sacks in 740 snaps and contributing to an offensive line that has allowed the fourth-fewest sacks in the NFL this season.
Philadelphia Eagles' Jalen Carter comically flopped during a scuffle with Miami Dolphins' Austin Jackson, jokingly referencing LeBron James. The flop resulted in a personal foul for Jackson, but strategically prevented a 15-yard penalty for Carter's team. While the moment provided comedic relief, it likely didn't sit well with the Dolphins, as the penalty could have been a game-changer in their worst offensive performance of the season.
The Miami Dolphins have signed former Jets offensive tackle Cedric Ogbuehi to compete for the starting right tackle spot with Austin Jackson and Isaiah Wynn. Ogbuehi, a former first-round pick, has played for multiple teams in his career and will bring experience to the Dolphins' offensive line.