The Miami Dolphins suffered another major loss with the ACL tear of pass-rusher Bradley Chubb in a game against the Baltimore Ravens on a natural grass field at M&T Bank Stadium, adding Chubb to a long list of others who’ve suffered destructive lower-body injuries this season amid debate over the safety of playing on grass versus turf.
Pass-rusher Bradley Chubb (who will make $16.8 million this year) suffered a torn ACL in the Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Baltimore Ravens, ESPN reported, the second tear in his six-year NFL career
The Achilles tear of Miami Dolphins linebacker Jaelan Phillips ($3.8 million) on Black Friday prompted several of his teammates to speak out about the dangers of playing on the New York Jets’ turf field at Met Life Stadium: “Something has to change,” Dolphins running back Raheem Mostert said shortly after safety Jevon Holland called the field “trash.”
Pro Bowler Talanoa Hufanga ($1.1 million), a safety for the San Francisco 49ers, tore his ACL during Sunday’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.Pittsburg Steelers linebacker Kwon Alexander ($1.3 million) suffered a season-ending Achilles tear Sunday against the Green Bay Packers
New York Giants Quarterback Daniel Jones ($46 million) this year, tore his ACL during the team’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders and is out for the season, Coach Brian Daboll said Monday
