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Daily Hunt | Nov. 5 Part 2 | Miami's Offense Will Look Different This Week

The Miami Dolphins will have to move some pieces after losing two key members on offense.

Jake Mendel

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The Dolphins will have to do some serious shuffling of the offense. Preston Williams suffered a season-ending injury against the Jets on Sunday. 

“So Preston – this will be a season ending injury for Preston," coach Brian Flores said on Monday. "I’m not going to go into details about what it is. It’s a big loss for us. I talked to him this morning. He’s done an incredible job, really. He came in as a free agent and he has really kind of grown over the last six months, seven months. I was devastated for the kid, and he was as well. I told him this was just a bump in the road and he’ll be back. I believe if he attacks his rehab and his training the way he did from the time he got here, he’ll be just fine.”

To make matters worse, the NFL has suspended running back Mark Walton for four games stemming from an incident over the summer. 

The suspension came just a week after the Miami Dolphins traded Kenyan Drake to the Arizona Cardinals. However, it was reported that the team knew that the suspension was coming. 

These are two big blows for a team that just won its first game of the season.

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JAKE MENDEL

Jake spent the last five years identifying the perfect way to tell a story in the age of digital media. As a long-time Dolphins fan, he's covered the Miami Dolphins for a variety of different websites while working towards his undergraduate degree at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts and his Master's degree at Quinnipiac University. When he isn't neck-deep in discussion about the Miami Dolphins, he works as a sports reporter at The Berkshire Eagle. TWITTER: @JMendel94

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