Dolphins' Tagovailoa limited in practice with thumb injury
MIAMI (AP) — Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was limited in practice Wednesday with a previously undisclosed injury to the thumb on his throwing hand.
Tagovailoa was sacked six times before being pulled in the fourth quarter of the Dolphins' loss Sunday at Denver.
After the game, coach Brian Flores said Tagovailoa was healthy, and said the switch to veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick was made in an attempt to give the offense a spark. Flores also said Tagovailoa remained his starting quarterback.
Running back Salvon Ahmed (shoulder) and guard Solomon Kindley (foot) sat out practice. Defensive lineman Christian Wilkins practiced and was activated from the reserve-COVID-19 list after missing two games.
Miami (6-4) plays Sunday at the New York Jets (0-10).
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