Tanner Conner is listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Raiders due to a knee injury. His status could impact Miami's offensive strategy, particularly in the tight end position, as the team looks to maintain momentum following their recent win.

Tanner Conner was placed on waivers to make room for new tight end Jack Stoll on the Dolphins' roster. Conner's departure follows a series of roster adjustments, indicating a shift in the team's tight end strategy. Stoll, who replaces Conner, also brings significant special teams experience, similar to Conner's role on the team.

Tanner Conner has been placed on injured reserve due to a knee injury sustained during the game against the Los Angeles Rams. The third-year tight end has primarily contributed on special teams, recording three catches for 16 yards this season. His absence will leave the Dolphins with three active tight ends, and he will miss at least four games before being eligible to return. Conner's special teams contributions rank second among offensive players on the team.

Tanner Conner is inactive for the Dolphins in their game against the Cardinals. He is one of several players sidelined, which also includes running back Jeff Wilson Jr. and outside linebacker Mohamed Kamara.

Tanner Conner saw significant action on special teams, tying for the most snaps among offensive players with 17. He continues to play a versatile role, contributing both on offense and special teams, which highlights his importance to the team's overall strategy.