Chop Robinson limited in Miami Dolphins practice with a concussion

Miami Dolphins edge Chop Robinson is recovering from a concussion and was limited in practice on Wednesday, Sept. 16.

Robinson was a non-factor in last Sunday’s loss to the Las Vegas Raiders with only one assist on a tackle. It is not known when he suffered the concussion but he appeared to be OK when he left the field in Las Vegas. His status for this Sunday’s game against the San Francisco 49ers will be determined on Friday.

Other Dolphins on the injury report are linebacker Ronnie Harrison Jr. (hamstring) who did not practice, and long-snapper Tucker Addington (shoulder) and tight end Seydou Traore (thumb/Achilles), who were both limited.

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Quarterback Malik Willis (toe) and safety Dante Trader (hamstring) were full go at practice in Napa, California where the Dolphins are preparing for the Niners.

Among the San Francisco players who did not practice Wednesday were defensive end Nick Bosa and running back Christian McCaffrey, who both were being held out to rest. Tight end George Kittle (Achilles) was limited.

This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Chop Robinson limited in Miami Dolphins practice with a concussion

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