Alec Ingold expressed disappointment over Tyreek Hill's comments regarding his future with the Dolphins, emphasizing the need to focus on players committed to the team. He acknowledged the emotional nature of the situation following a tough loss, indicating respect for Hill while also recognizing the importance of moving forward with those who want to be part of the Dolphins' future.

Alec Ingold was one of the six Pro Bowl selections for the Dolphins last season, showcasing his significant contribution to the team's offense as a fullback.

Alec Ingold finished fourth among NFL fullbacks and second in the AFC behind Kansas City's Carson Steele in the Pro Bowl fan voting. This marks a notable recognition for Ingold, highlighting his impact and popularity among fans, especially in contrast to last year's performance where the Dolphins had a much stronger showing overall.

Alec Ingold hosted an event through his Ingold Family Foundation, announcing plans to build a playground at SOS Children’s Villages Florida, which supports foster children. His commitment to community service exemplifies the Dolphins' dedication to making a positive impact, even in the wake of a disappointing game.

Alec Ingold was listed as a limited participant in practice due to an ankle injury, contributing to the Dolphins' growing list of offensive concerns as they prepare for their upcoming game.