Kyle Louis out for Dolphins' game against 49ers due to knee injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 11:01 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Miami Dolphins' rookie linebacker Kyle Louis will miss the upcoming game against the San Francisco 49ers due to a knee injury sustained in the season opener. Coach Jeff Hafley indicated that Louis's recovery could take several weeks. Originally a fourth-round pick, Louis was expected to contribute significantly, particularly on special teams and in a versatile defensive role. The Dolphins have depth at the safety position, but his absence could impact their preparations for facing 49ers tight end George Kittle. Other Dolphins players discussed the need to improve focus and minimize mistakes from the previous game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
- •Kyle Louis faces a multi-week recovery from his knee injury.
- •He was injured in the season opener against the Raiders.
- •The Dolphins' defensive depth includes Dante Trader, Michael Taaffe, and Zayne Anderson.
- •Players emphasize the need to correct mistakes from the first game.
- •The Dolphins will prepare to face George Kittle next week.
- 11:01 PMYahoo Sports — What we know about Kyle Louis' Dolphins injury right now
"Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley provided an update on rookie linebacker Kyle Louis' knee injury
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