Fins injury report bare as Mother Hubbard's cupboard
The NFL's most fascinating injury report came from the Miami Dolphins.
It's blank. Again.
The Dolphins listed nary a player on their injury report all week. CB Michael Lehan, who dislocated his ankle in June and was inactive for Sunday's season opener, hasn't even been listed as probable for this week's game against the Arizona Cardinals.
Aside from that, there are no surprises on AFC East injury reports.
The New York Jets list WR David Clowney (shoulder) and K Mike Nugent (thigh) as out and nobody as doubtful for Sunday's showdown with the New England Patriots. CB David Barrett (shoulder), WR Laveranues Coles (thigh), DE Shaun Ellis (hand), WR Marcus Henry (calf) and CB Justin Miller (foot) are questionable.
The Patriots don't consider anybody out or doubtful. QB Tom Brady is no longer on the 53-man roster, so he doesn't count. WR Sam Aiken (knee), LB Eric Alexander (calf), WR Jabar Gaffney (knee), CB Lewis Sanders (head) and TE Benjamin Watson (knee) are questionable.
The Buffalo Bills won't have reserve TE Derek Fine (hand) against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The only other players on their report are categorized as probable. That must look like mocking to the Jaguars, who won't have three-fifths of their offensive line.
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