The Miami Dolphins sign Quinton Bell to roster, make their decision on OL Andrew Meyer before Monday night against the Steelers; plus injury report updates.

During the Dolphins’ midseason turnaround, Mike McDaniel has limited Tua Tagovailoa’s dropbacks, averaging just more than 21 attempts per game during the last month. Miami has won all four of these games, finding success on the ground instead.

The Miami Dolphins will try to do something Monday night when they face the Pittsburgh Steelers at Acrisure Stadium that they've never been able to do with Mike

Cedrick Wilson Jr. isn't the most important player on the Miami Dolphins by any means. But he stands out on the NFL field this season for a different reason: His helmet looks bigger than all the others. It's not actually his helmet, though. Wilson is prioritizing the health of his head and doing it with a relatively new tool.

Even Tua Tagovailoa can't ignore the trend heading into Pittsburgh on Monday night. The Steelers will rely heavily on the elements to stop Tua and the Dolphins offense.

Bell first joined the Dolphins in 2023, signing to the practice squad. He has primarily spent his three seasons with Miami on the practice squad. He was a 2019 seventh-round draft pick out of Prairie View A&M by the Oakland Raiders and has also spent time with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Atlanta Falcons, and Philadelphia Eagles in his career.