Tyreek Hill injury status: Will Miami Dolphins WR practice against Chicago Bears?
Of course, most eyes will be watching the Dolphins vs. the Bears in general — and look forward to some intense action in the trenches — during those practices, but we also will be looking to see if wide receiver Tyreek Hill is participating. Hill left the Aug. 5 practice early and did not practice on August 6 because of an undisclosed injury.
Needless to say, the controversial receiver remains the team's biggest playmaker and his presence makes the offense go. Of course, the regular season remains a month away so as long as this is a minor injury, there is no need to be concerned.
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Still, it would be nice to see No. 10 on the field this week in action against the Bears secondary. We know he's in the Windy City because he posted a video of him and fellow receiver Jaylen Waddle on the team plane getting ready to fly to Chicago.
With Hill missing, Waddle and Tahj Washington made nice plays during the last practice in Miami Gardens.
This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Tyreek Hill injury: Status unknown for Miami Dolphins preseason vs Chicago
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