Dolphins waste little time getting into bye week work with several moves

Key Points:

• The Miami Dolphins are currently holding light practices and will take their scheduled time off before resuming preparations for their game against the Jets next week, while the coaching staff plans to continue working without much break.
• On Tuesday, the Dolphins made roster adjustments by releasing running back Jarquez Hunter from the practice squad to re-add quarterback Brady Cook, coinciding with reports that Jaylen Wright is in a walking boot due to a foot injury.
• The team is evaluating potential roster moves, including working out former Kansas CB Cobee Bryant and releasing WR Ryan Miller, possibly to make room for Caleb Douglas' return; Miller may be added to the practice squad if unsigned elsewhere.
• With Wright's injury status uncertain and limited free agency options, the Dolphins face challenges in the running back position and may not bring Hunter back to the 53-man roster after his release.
• Trade rumors are circulating ahead of the November 10 deadline, with several players like Austin Jackson, Zach Sieler, JuJu Brents, Greg Dulcich, Jalen Tolbert, and Malik Washington potentially available, though the team is unlikely to trade key offensive talent like Ollie Gordon for minimal returns.