Dee Eskridge was inactive for the Dolphins' game against the Rams, contributing to the team's challenges with depth at wide receiver.

Dee Eskridge did not practice on Friday or Saturday due to personal reasons, leading to speculation that he may be inactive for the game against the Rams. His status is further complicated by Tyreek Hill's questionable condition due to a wrist injury.

Dee Eskridge is expected to be added to the Dolphins' roster, bringing the total number of wide receivers to six. He missed practice due to a personal issue and did not travel with the team for a game against the Rams, but he will be available for the upcoming matchup. Eskridge serves as the primary kickoff returner following Braxton Berrios' season-ending injury. If the Dolphins decide that six receivers are excessive, Eskridge could be a candidate for release, especially considering his limited offensive involvement, having played only a handful of snaps in recent games.

Dee Eskridge is unavailable for the upcoming game against the Rams due to personal reasons, adding to the Dolphins' challenges at the wide receiver position. His absence may necessitate additional roster adjustments, particularly with Tyreek Hill's potential wrist injury.

Dee Eskridge will not travel with the Dolphins to Southern California due to a personal issue that caused him to miss practice on Friday. Although he was signed to the active roster two weeks ago and has played in four games, he has only recorded two catches for 36 yards. His absence increases the likelihood that River Cracraft will be activated off injured reserve, as Cracraft has been practicing for two weeks after recovering from a shoulder injury sustained during the preseason.