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| News for Tolbert, Jalen |
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Dolphins declared WR Jalen Tolbert, LB Willie Gay, CB Marcellas Dial Jr., CB Reese Taylor, DE Rob Beal Jr., OL DJ Campbell, and OT Chukwuebuka Godrick inactive for Week 7 against the Jets. 2026-10-25 12:00:02 With Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell both healthy, Tolbert doesn’t have a spot on the game-day roster and is a healthy scratch this week. Douglas is back after missing a month because of an ankle injury. |
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Dolphins declared WR Jalen Tolbert, QB Brady Cook, CB Reese Taylor, OG DJ Campbell, OT Chukwuebuka Godrick and TE Justin Joly inactive for Week 1 against the Raiders. 2026-09-13 16:00:03 Tolbert is listed as a second-stringer on the Dolphins’ depth, reinforcing coach Jeff Hafley’s confidence in rookie WRs Chris Bell and Caleb Douglas. Those two are listed as starters alongside slot WR Malik Washington. A wait-and-see approach is probably smart for the rookies, but they can be started in the FLEX spot as needed. Cook will serve as the emergency third quarterback. |
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The Miami Herald’s Omar Kelly reports that Dolphins WR Jalen Tolbert distanced himself from his peers, but believes the receiver unit “doesn’t have a single player who would start for another NFL team.” 2026-06-12 17:00:04 Oh, boy. Kelly giveth and taketh away. On the one hand, Kelly believes Tolbert “seems ready to handle the split end, possession receiver role.” On the other hand, Kelly thinks Tolbert is a replacement-level player. Tolbert has cleared 275 receiving yards just once in his four-year career. Kelly is probably right. If Tolbert can become the clear-cut No. 1 target, he might be able to return FLEX value, but he could be an extremely volatile producer. |