Dolphins safety Ashtyn Davis, who would be expected to start while Iffy Melinfonwu is on the non-football injury list, hobbled off the field about halfway through Tuesday’s practice.

Matos, who was transported from the practice field in a helicopter after sustaining an upper body injury on the first day of training camp last week, has been released from the hospital.

The Miami Dolphins' safety position is one that's largely unknown, at least behind defensive superstar Minkah Fitzpatrick, whom the team had a reunion with last month in a mega-trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers that sent Jonnu Smith and Jalen Ramsey to the Steel City.

Jones’ latest – and possibly final – chance came last week when the Dolphins, hit with injuries in the secondary, called a player with a list of off-field problems, including a 2023 arrest after two loaded firearms were found in his carry-on at Boston's Logan Airport.

It was one thing to trade Jalen Ramsey. It’s another to look around at training camp and realize there’s no one to replace him at cornerback.

The Miami Dolphins cannot catch a break for their secondary, as their starting safety has suffered what appears to be a significant injury.

Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Bayron Matos has been released from the hospital after suffering an upper-body injury at the team's training camp on July 23, per ESPN's Marcel Louis-Jacques.

Miami Dolphins edge defender Chop Robinson has the pass-rushing prowess, and he says he’s got the run defense to go with it now.