Miami Dolphins wide receiver DeVante Parker finally made it back into the lineup last time out after a four-week injury absence, but now the 28-year-old is likely looking at another contest spent on the sidelines.
Dolphins head coach Brian Flores told reporters on Friday that Parker suffered a setback to his hamstring injury that kept him limited in practice earlier this week, and the likelihood that he'll suit up in Week 9 is low.
Brian Flores said WR DeVante Parker had a setback and would be listed as doubtful for Sunday vs the Texans
— Marcel Louis-Jacques (@Marcel_LJ) November 5, 2021
Parker is far from the only player on the Miami offense who is currently banged up.
Brian Flores said WR DeVante Parker (hamstring) suffered a setback this week in practice and is doubtful to play Sunday vs. Texans. No Will Fuller either.
— Cameron Wolfe (@CameronWolfe) November 5, 2021
Tua Tagovailoa has a banged up finger on his throwing hand suffered vs. Bills, but Flores is optimistic that Tua will play.
While quarterback Tua Tagovailoa could play in the upcoming Sunday contest against the Houston Texans, wide receiver Will Fuller is still on injured reserve and hasn't played since week four.
Barring a tie, either the Texans or Dolphins will earn their second win of the season on Sunday. Both teams are currently 1-7.
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