Chop Robinson in concussion protocol ahead of Chiefs matchup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 11:02 AM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026

Miami Dolphins edge rusher Chop Robinson remains in concussion protocol following his absence in the recent game against the San Francisco 49ers. Coach Jeff Hafley indicated Robinson's recovery will be monitored closely, with evaluations expected mid-week. The Dolphins, who are currently 0-2, also await updates on injured players Caleb Douglas and Jaylen Wright ahead of their September 27 home opener against the Kansas City Chiefs. The team has struggled offensively, managing just 26 points while allowing 62 in the first two games of the season.
- •Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley provided an update on Robinson’s recovery timeline.
- •Robinson missed the 49ers game due to a third concussion in a year.
- •Caleb Douglas was seen in a walking boot after the last game.
- •Jaylen Wright is considered day-to-day with a stinger injury.
- •Miami has managed 26 points and conceded 62 so far this season.
- 11:02 AMYahoo Sports — Miami Dolphins' Chop Robinson on schedule in concussion protocol
"The Miami Dolphins await clarity on injured players Chop Robinson, Jaylen Wright and Caleb Douglas with Kansas City Chiefs coming to Hard Rock Stadium.
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