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Jalen Ramsey questionable for Sunday vs. Jaguars

Dolphins defensive back Jalen Ramsey got a new contract and got back on the field on Friday.

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2024 Season Overview

Next GameNext Game	09/08/2024 1:00 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	MIA Miami Dolphins
Standing (Division)Division Rank	3rd AFC South
WinsWins	0
LossesLosses	0
DrawsDraws	0
PPGPoints per Game	0
OPPGOpponent Points per Game	0
Head CoachHead Coach	Doug Pederson

NFL: New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins

Dolphins expect Jalen Ramsey to practice Friday, don’t know if he’ll play Sunday

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Josh Alper,

Jalen Ramsey, Dolphins agree to three-year extension

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Matthew Berry’s Love/Hate for Week 1 of 2024 season

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Jerome Ford

CLE Running Back #34

Team reporter Kelsey Russo said RB Jerome Ford “is poised to have another strong season in the featured back role.”

The report helpfully affirms prior fantasy market assumptions about Ford’s likely role. The Browns’ Weeks 1-4 schedule includes the Cowboys, Jaguars, Giants and Raiders. Ford’s access to high-volume touch counts helps keep him RB2/3-viable against these stacked defensive fronts. Russo also lists veteran D’Onta Foreman in the No. 2 running back spot, having "[demonstrated during] his two preseason games how he can catch out of the backfield and be utilized as a power back, having success in short yardage situations.”
Louis Rees-Zammit

JAX Running Back #49

Bleacher Reports’ Jordan Schultz reports the Jaguars are nearing a deal with RB Lousi Rees-Zammit, formerly of the Chiefs.

Rees-Zammit was let go by the Chiefs during roster cutdowns, but he hopes to continue his NFL dream with the Jaguars. The 23-year-old rugby star rushed six times for 22 yards in the preseason and caught one pass for three yards. We’d expect him to join the Jaguars’ practice squad with a chance to be later elevated to the 53-man roster during the season.
Keilan Robinson

JAX Running Back #31

Jaguars placed RB Keilan Robinson on injured reserve/designated to return.

The injury is undisclosed. The fifth-round rookie didn’t seem to pressure Tank Bigsby for No. 2 duties behind inefficient starter Travis Etienne. He will be first eligible to return in October.
C.J. Beathard

FA Quarterback #3

Jaguars released QB C.J. Beathard with an injury settlement.

The Jags’ incumbent backup sealed his Mac Jones fate when he suffered a groin injury in Jax’s second preseason contest. Despite the contest supposedly being “close,” Jones was never going to lose out to 30-year-old Beathard. His long experience will get him looks on the workout circuit.
Josiah Deguara

JAX Tight End #81

Jaguars waived/released TE Josiah Deguara, TE Shawn Bowman, CB Christian Braswell, RB Gary Brightwell, WR Joshua Cephus, DE D.J. Coleman, WR Elijah Cooks, CB Erick Hallett, RB Jalen Jackson, OL Steven Jones, QB E.J. Perry, S Josh Proctor, WR Austin Trammell, OL Darryl Williams, TE Patrick Murtagh, S Adrian Amos, S Terrell Edmunds, CB Tre Flowers, DE Joe Gaziano, OL Blake Hance, LB Tanner Muse, CB Amani Oruwariye, OL Tyler Shatley and QB C.J. Beathard.

H-back Deguara was a late free agent signing who couldn’t crack the 53-man roster. Beathard had no shot at a backup job locked up upon the acquisition of Mac Jones. Despite being a 2020 third-rounder, Deguara is already 27 years old.
Amani Oruwariye

FA Defensive Back #24

Jaguars released CB Amani Oruwariye.

Oruwariye missed most of the 2023 season after suffering a serious neck injury in September. He had nine interceptions in three seasons with the Lions before signing with the Jaguars in 2023. Assuming he’s fully recovered from his 2023 neck injury, Oruwariye is a good bet to land with another team in need of secondary depth.
Trevis Gipson

SEA Defensive End #50

Seahawks acquired LB Trevis Gipson from the Jaguars in exchange for a late-round draft pick.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport was the first to report the trade. Gipson signed with the Jaguars earlier this offseason after spending 2023 with the Titans. In eight games, Gipson totaled six tackles and one sack and has totaled 11 sacks in 48 career games. Gipson isn’t anything more than added depth on a Seahawks roster that’s trying to bolster its defense before the start of the season.
Denzel Mims

FA Wide Receiver #83

Jaguars released WR Denzel Mims.

Mims is now looking for his fourth team in the last year after being let go by the Jaguars. The former second-round pick caught just one pass for seven yards this preseason and was buried on a depth chart that features several talented receivers. Still only 26 years old, this may not be the end of Mims’ career, but things aren’t looking good for a guy who hasn’t played a regular-season snap since 2022.
Mac Jones

JAX Quarterback #10

Jaguars HC Doug Pederson said Mac Jones “has played extremely well” but that he still reverts “back to his Patriots ways every now and then.”

It’s never good when a quarterback not named Tom Brady reverts back to their Patriots ways. Jones’ three seasons were marred with more downs than ups after a strong rookie campaign that saw him throw for 3,801-22-13 while leading the team to a 10-7 record. Jones is in a battle for the backup job behind Trevor Lawrence. Jones threw for 421 yards and three touchdowns this preseason while completing 73.1 percent of his passes, but we’ve seen strong preseason from him before. We’ll see if that’s enough to unseat three-year backup C.J. Beathard, who threw for 165 yards and one touchdown in the preseason on just 21 passes.
Parker Washington

JAX Wide Receiver #11

WR Parker Washington caught 4-fo-5 for 35 yards in the Jaguars’ preseason game against the Falcons.

Washington operated as the first-team offense’s primary slot receiver with Christian Kirk (calf) sidelined, catching 2-of-2 first-team targets for 23 yards. Washington concludes the preseason averaging 2.18 yards per route run, likely securing his role as the team’s No. 4 wide receiver.

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