Dolphins vs. Patriots Injury Report: Brents and Taylor Questionable for Miami, Proctor Out, Brown and Henderson Out for New England

MIAMI GARDENS — The Miami Dolphins' biggest remaining injury questions against the New England Patriots are in the secondary, according to the Sunday-morning look at the teams' official injury reports. Cornerbacks JuJu Brents, listed with neck and concussion issues, and Reese Taylor, listed with a quadriceps injury, both carry questionable designations — and both finished the week as full practice participants, so their availability will be settled by the inactive list about 90 minutes before the 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff at Hard Rock Stadium.

One Dolphin is already ruled out: guard/tackle Kadyn Proctor will not play because of a concussion. New England's out list is longer — receiver A.J. Brown, with ankle and knee issues, running back TreVeyon Henderson, with an illness, and tackle Marcus Bryant are all out, so none of the three is a game-time decision. The Patriots' own questionable pair mirrors Miami's: cornerback Carlton Davis III, listed with a neck injury, and linebacker Christian Elliss, listed with a chest injury, are questionable after practicing fully throughout the week.

Several familiar Dolphins names appear on the practice report with no game-status designation, which is not the same as being questionable. Quarterback Malik Willis and running back Jaylen Wright practiced fully throughout the week, and receiver Malik Washington and tight end Greg Dulcich progressed from limited participation to full participation on Friday. Miami, coming off its first win of the season against the Jets, leans on its pass rush today; the final against New England files within 45 minutes of the final whistle in a later cycle.