The Miami Dolphins will face the Kansas City Chiefs early Sunday morning in the first NFL game ever played in Germany. However, it appears that Miami is getting a significant offensive lift ahead of their highly anticipated game.
Terron Armstead, the team’s star left tackle, has been out with an injury for several weeks. However, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the Dolphins have taken him off injured reserve, putting him available for the game against the Chiefs.
“Dolphins activated OT Terron Armstead off injured reserve and waived DT Brandon Pili.”
The return of one of the league’s greatest offensive linemen is big for the Dolphins. Despite the fact that their offense has been firing on all cylinders, Miami has become even more dangerous on offense.
His reappearance is also perfectly timed. We’re in the middle of the season, and he’ll be back for a crucial game against the Chiefs. Kansas City has a strong defense that challenges opposing quarterbacks effectively.
Furthermore, given how many injury scares Tua Tagovailoa has had during his career, having the starting left tackle back in the lineup can only be a good thing.
Armstead was initially placed on injured reserve after suffering a knee injury against the Buffalo Bills in Week 4. The Dolphins were defeated 48-20 in that game.
On Sunday, the Dolphins have a chance to silence the skeptics. They’ve won the games they should have won this season, but they’ve struggled against potential playoff contenders. With Terron Armstead returned from injury, the Dolphins may have enough offensive to beat the Chiefs.
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