Miami's bound for the playoffs, but unfortunately for the Dolphins, they won't have their Pro Bowl pass rusher with them.
Bradley Chubb suffered a torn ACL in Sunday’s loss to the Baltimore Ravens and is out for the remainder of the season, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Monday, per sources. It's the second such injury in the 27-year-old's career.
Rapoport reported Sunday that Chubb was feared to have suffered a significant injury and Monday's MRI revealed just that. Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel confirmed the injury in his Monday news conference.
"It's a big loss for the team, the locker room," McDaniel said, via Pro Football Network's Adam Beasley.
Twice a Pro Bowler amid his seventh season, Chubb had become a force for the Dolphins with 4.5 sacks over the past two games heading into Sunday. His season ends with 11 sacks, six forced fumbles and 74 tackles.
Unfortunately for the standout edge, he's no stranger to injuries, nor is the Dolphins pass rush.
Chubb's 2019 season with the Denver Broncos was ended with an ACL tear after four weeks and he missed 10 games in 2021 with an ankle injury.
Now, Chubb joins teammate and fellow pass rusher Jaelan Phillips, who tore his Achilles on Black Friday.
Still looking to wrap up the AFC East, the Dolphins will face the Bills to end the regular season and begin the rest of their campaign without Chubb.
