Posted on Dec 17
Dolphins' Grant DuBose hospitalized after helmet-to-helmet hit against Texans
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Miami Dolphins receiver Grant DuBose has been placed on injured reserve after a helmet-to-helmet hit during a game against the Houston Texans.
Why it matters: The incident raises concerns about player safety and the potential for serious injuries in football.
DuBose remained hospitalized but showed movement in all extremities, indicating some positive signs despite the severity of the collision.
What's new: DuBose suffered a helmet-to-helmet hit from safety Calen Bullock during the game, resulting in a motionless moment on the field and requiring medical attention.
- He was eventually placed on a spine board and hospitalized in stable condition.
- DuBose had previously been placed on injured reserve due to a shoulder injury.
Yes, but: The Dolphins decision to sign long snapper Jake McQuaide off their practice squad suggests they are taking steps to address their roster needs in the wake of DuBose's injury.
What's next: The team's focus will be on DuBose's recovery and providing him with the necessary medical care and support.
- The Dolphins have also made additional roster moves by signing receiver Isaiah McKenzie and quarterback Skylar Thompson to the practice squad.
The bottom line: While injuries are an unfortunate part of the game, incidents like this highlight the ongoing need to prioritize player safety and take measures to prevent head injuries on the field.