Dolphins Hit With More Bad Injury News Ahead of Colts Game The Miami Dolphins continue to deal with significant injuries as they prepare for Sunday’s matchup against the Indianapolis Colts.
Coming back from injury involves healing the body and mind and rebuilding their trust in working together. For Chris Bell, the next step may be trusting what the film already shows.
Dolphins QB Malik Willis said that he has a ton of confidence in rookie WR Chris Bell and added that he’s helped support him in his development. “I think he’s just continuing to grow, bro,” Willis said, via Dolphins Wire.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
Chris Bell Shows Out in Caleb Douglas’ Absence With Caleb Douglas on the shelf with an ankle injury, some wide receiver had to step up for the Miami Dolphins against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, and it just so happened to be fellow rookie wideout Chris Bell.
The Miami Dolphins could be shorthanded at receiver in their Sunday matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Rookie Caleb Douglas missed practice for the second consecutive day Thursday because of an ankle injury he suffered against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 2.
One of the Miami Dolphins’ least experienced position rooms is also now banged up ahead of Week 3. The Miami Dolphins have enjoyed better injury fortunes so far this season than they have in recent years.
Should the Dolphins Limit Chris Bell’s Snaps Early in the Season? The Miami Dolphins are about to start their season Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Chris Bell is a full go for Week 1, just weeks after coming off the non-football injury list. The Miami Dolphins wide receiver will play without any restrictions during Sunday’s season opener against the Las Vegas Raiders.
There will be no questions on who will be starting for the Miami Dolphins at wide receiver as they're turning to their rookies to lead the way for Malik Willis and the offense.
The Miami Dolphins’ updated depth chart boasts rookie wide receiver Chris Bell as a starter. His return to full action comes with no restrictions, as Jeff Hafley clarified on Wednesday.
The Miami Dolphins receiving room is among the youngest in the league. With every player 27 or younger, the unit is going to heavily rely on the early performance from their three 2026 draftees.
Fantasy football drafts are in full effect, and it is time to study up and make sure you’re building the best possible team. Let’s take a look at the wide receiver position and three players who could turn out to be league winners in 2026.
Chris Bell was entering the NFL without having much expectations as a rookie, as he tore his ACL during Louisville’s November matchup against SMU. This made his availability for his rookie season unclear, yet the Miami Dolphins still took a chance on him.
It is no secret that the Miami Dolphins are going to be bad in 2026. There is very little to look forward to as the team enters a full-blown rebuild. They have traded their best players and committed to a new era of football in Miami.
The Miami Dolphins are getting prepared to enter their final preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons on Friday, August 28. This matchup will be pivotal point for many player fighting for their future and showing they deserve to Miami’s roster.
Chris Bell Could Make Dolphins Debut Friday vs. Falcons The Miami Dolphins could get their first look at one of their most intriguing rookies in game action Friday night.
Dolphins third-round WR Chris Bell tore his ACL last fall at Louisville, which enabled Miami to get him as late in the draft as it did. The thought was that patience would be required with Bell but it might not be as long as expected.
The Miami Dolphins‘ wide receiver room is arguably one of the weaker units in the NFL. But rookie Chris Bell is not only confident in the players in the group, but also in their ability to be extraordinary.
The Miami Dolphins revealed some exciting news Monday, as rookie wide receiver Chris Bell, who tore his ACL last November, was removed from the non-football injury list.
Chris Bell went through his first NFL practice Monday. The Dolphins rookie wide receiver had been sidelined since suffering an ACL tear last November, but Miami has activated him from the active/NFI list.
The Miami Dolphins announced they have activated third-round WR Chris Bell off the non-football injury list. Bell has been rehabbing from a torn ACL last fall that sidelined him during the pre-draft process and this offseason.
Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan is as excited as the rest of us to see Chris Bell. This Miami Dolphins‘ wide receiver room is young. Inexperienced.
Several of the Miami Dolphins' rookies have been standouts throughout training camp. Wide receiver Chris Bell has not been one of them because he's still rehabbing from a torn ACL he suffered while playing at Louisville last December.