The Miami Dolphins are optimistic heading into Week 14, with cornerback Kendall Fuller cleared from concussion protocol and ready to face the New York Jets. Tackle Kendall Lamm is also set to play after recovering from an elbow injury.

However, the Dolphins have seven players listed as questionable, including linebackers Bradley Chubb and Cameron Goode. The Jets, on the other hand, will be without linebacker C.J. Mosley due to a neck injury, while key players Sauce Gardner and Breece Hall are doubtful.

The Miami Dolphins' injury report for Week 14 shows encouraging progress, with several players moving from not practicing to limited or full participation. Notably, cornerback Kendall Fuller is expected to return against the New York Jets.

In contrast, the Jets faced setbacks, with key players like C.J. Mosley and Qwan'tez Stiggers downgrading their practice status. Meanwhile, tackle Morgan Moses saw a slight improvement.

DaShaun Amos and Royce Metchie are reunited on the Toronto Argonauts' defense. They have been teammates since 2018 when they started their CFL careers together. Amos had a stellar season cut short by an injury. Both players bring valuable veteran experience to the team.

Amos had a standout 2019 season with the Calgary Stampeders before joining the Green Bay Packers briefly. Metchie means a lot to Amos, and their reunion in Toronto is a special moment. Amos is motivated to excel this season and contribute to the team's success.

Jets coach Robert Saleh announced Aaron Rodgers was absent from mandatory minicamp due to a conflicting event. In response, cornerback D.J. Reed expressed support for Rodgers. Saleh faced criticism for Rodgers' absence. Pass rusher Haason Reddick was also missing, potentially due to contract disputes.

Reddick addressed the situation on social media, urging people to ignore false narratives. Both Rodgers and Reddick could face fines under the CBA. Despite the distractions, Saleh emphasized unity within the team. Meanwhile, Tyrod Taylor led the Jets' offense effectively in absence of Rodgers, with receiver Allen Lazard showing signs of improvement.

Rookie cornerback Qwan'tez Stiggers and running back Braelon Allen showcased their skills during practice. With multiple players vying for key positions, the competition within the Jets promises an exciting upcoming season.

Sauce Gardner has had a stellar start in the NFL and is ready to elevate his game, possibly tracking No.1 receivers next season per Jets coach Robert Saleh. He's a key player for Gang Green's defense, known for his playmaking skills and defensive versatility.

Gardner is already a two-time first-team All-Pro and has been selected to two Pro Bowls. Besides his on-field performance, he handles social media criticism with humor and serves as a mentor to younger players like rookie cornerback Qwan'tez Stiggers during OTA practice, potentially taking on a more vocal leadership role this season.

The Jets defense under Gardner's leadership has flourished and garnered attention as potential playoff contenders, especially with the offensive upgrades made in the offseason, aiming for a Super Bowl title with a well-rounded team and strong coaching staff.