The Miami Dolphins have made significant roster changes, indicating that long-snapper Blake Ferguson may not return this season. They waived Zach Triner from the practice squad and signed Jake McQuaide, who can be elevated to the active roster multiple times.

Ferguson, who has been on the reserve non-football illness list since December 4th, has not played recently, raising concerns about his availability for the remaining games. The Dolphins have struggled with long snapper consistency, cycling through several players this season.

The Miami Dolphins welcomed back veteran long-snapper Blake Ferguson to practice after he was placed on the Reserve/Non-Football Illness list. His absence led to the team utilizing three different long snappers, with mixed results in terms of wins.

Ferguson is the sixth player from the Dolphins designated for return this season, joining a list that includes notable players like Tua Tagovailoa. The team is managing several injuries as they navigate the remainder of the season.

The Miami Dolphins are set to welcome back linebackers Bradley Chubb and Cameron Goode to practice this week, marking their recovery from knee injuries sustained last season. Head coach Mike McDaniel highlighted the importance of their return, emphasizing the impact on team morale during their lengthy rehabilitation process.

While Chubb's return could bolster a struggling pass rush, expectations should be tempered given his time away from the field. Goode, known for his special teams contributions, also adds depth, although immediate activation for the upcoming game against the New York Jets seems unlikely.