Miami Dolphins vs Cincinnati Bengals Inactive and Injury Reports for Thursday Night Football

The Miami Dolphins were getting plenty of injury news prior to their Week 4 TNF game against the Cincinnati Bengals. And it was all good news.

Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa (back/ankle) is cleared to play. Likewise, wide receiver Jaylen Waddle (groin) is also trending toward playing.

On the Bengals side of the ledger, there’s not nearly as long as an injury report. One of the key names on there, though, is starting right tackle Le’El Collins. He’s listing as questionable to play.

The 1-2 Bengals are 4-point home favorites over the 3-0 AFC East-leading Dolphins in the Miami vs Cincinnati betting line, however, Miami is getting the majority of public support in Dolphins vs Bengals public betting.

Miami Dolphins Injury Report

The Dolphins are listing four offensive starters and three starters on defense as questionable for this game. Like Tagovailoa and Waddle, WR Cedrick Wilson Jr (ribs/toe) was limited in practice on Wednesday. Left tackle Terron Armstead (toe) did not practice.

Expectations are that Armstead will also be playing. However, the scenario for Wilson is not nearly as certain. He’s going to be a game-time decision, so you might want to hold off placing any over wagers on him in the Dolphins vs Bengals player props.

Defensively, the major concern for Miami is the status of All-Pro starting left cornerback Xavien Howard. He’s dealing with both groin and glute issues. Howard didn’t practice on Monday and was limited on both Tuesday and Wednesday. Still, he’s insisting that he’ll be playing.

Two other starters – strong safety Brandon Jones (chest) and nose tackle Raekwon Davis (knee) – are also questionable. Jones followed the same practice pattern this week as Howard. Davis has practiced all week but was limited in participation each day.

A late addition to the Miami injury list due to illness is backup weak-side linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel. He’s also questionable. Depth tight ends Cethan Carter (concussion) and Hunter Long (ankle) are both out.