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The Miami Dolphins are expected to make a roster move on Saturday, bringing back a key member of their offense after a stint on injured reserve. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, Miami will activate tight end Darren Waller from injured reserve, making him eligible for the team’s Week 13 game against the New Orleans Saints. Waller missed the last four games with a pectoral injury. The Dolphins designated Waller for return from IR on Wednesday, opening his 21-day practice window. He did not, however, need those 21 days as he will now be brought back to the active roster three days later. Pelissero’s report did not indicate a corresponding roster move for Miami to make space under the league’s 53-player limit for Waller. The Dolphins have not announced the move. Waller missed the first three games for the Dolphins this year after a training camp hip issue forced him to the sideline. He returned for four games, catching 10 receptions for 117 yards and four touchdowns. He was injured 16 snaps into the fourth game, then was placed on IR that week. Before he left, Waller, who was returning to the NFL after a one-year retirement, had developed a strong chemistry with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and was becoming the go-to redzone threat for the team. Miami hosts the Saints on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. Eastern.

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The Miami Dolphins will play football for the first time in two weeks as the team has come off their bye and hopefully carriers the momentum they had going into their break. The New Orleans Saints will be paying Miami a visit and while they haven’t been lighting up the scoreboards, the Saints shouldn’t be underestimated. The Dolphins have found a new identity with their offense as they are running the ball more and are pretty efficient with it. If you can run the ball well, you can beat any team in the league on any given Sunday. You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below. Who has the edge? Dolphins vs. Saints, with momentum coming back from byeHere’s a look at how the Miami Dolphins (4-7) and New Orleans Saints (2-9) match up in six key areas ahead of Sunday’s Week 11 game at Hard Rock Stadium (1 p.m., Fox) Dolphins Quarterbacks A progress report on Dolphins rookie QB Quinn Ewers and Thursday injury reportMiami Dolphins rookie quarterback Quinn Ewers is improving as the season progresses. It’s just all transpiring behind the scenes. Dolphins Roster Dolphins could be activating Austin Jackson from IR — and maybe Darren Waller, tooThe Miami Dolphins could be activating starting right tackle Austin Jackson off injured reserve ahead of Sunday’s game against the New Orleans Saints, and an activation of tight end Darren Waller isn’t out of the question either. Dolphins 2025 Season The Dolphins own surprising bragging rights over the rest of the NFL this offseason in one major resource — and it should help reshape Miami’s futureIt’s time to party like it’s 2020. One of the Dolphins’ most criticized roster flaws could finally be addressed this spring — all thanks to a uniquely large pool of NFL draft optionsFans have long taken exception to this roster flaw, which we may finally see fixed this spring thanks to a unique opportunity. Phinsider News You May Have Missed Do the Dolphins have a chance at the postseason – The Splash Zone 11/27/25Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours. NFL Thanksgiving football: Odds, winners for all three gamesIt is Thanksgiving, which means family, food, and football. We have our picks for all three Thanksgiving day games. Dolphins announce throwback uniforms for 60th anniversary celebrationThe Miami Dolphins’ throwback jerseys are coming back for 2025. NFL Black Friday 2025: Bears vs. Eagles odds, predictionsWeek 13 is on to day two of four days of NFL football with today’s Black Friday game featuring the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles. We have our picks for the game. 3 Miami Dolphins I Think You Should Add Before Your Fantasy Football PlayoffsWith Fantasy Football season coming to an end, here are three Miami Dolphins players that could help down the stretch!

The Los Angeles Lakers’ court for the NBA Cup is a late scratch for Friday’s game. The alternative court, with its bright yellow color scheme and NBA Cup trophy decals, will not be used when the Lakers host the Dallas Mavericks during the in-season tournament matchup at Crypto.com Arena after being deemed “unplayable,” according to ESPN’s Dave McMenamin. The Lakers will not play on the NBA Cup court tonight when they host the Mavericks, according to the team. Techs from the league's court vendor determined that the court is unplayable for tonight. It will be sent back to the vendor for repairs.— Dave McMenamin (@mcten) November 28, 2025 Technicians from the league’s court vendor determined the floor is in need of repair because of safety concerns, The Athletic reported. Friday’s game will instead be played on the Lakers’ regular home court. Lakers star Luka Doncic had complaints about the NBA Cup court after the team played on it for the first time Tuesday in a win against the Los Angeles Clippers. The Lakers’ alternative NBA Cup has been determined to be unplayable due to safety concerns, per reports. “It’s just slippery. It’s dangerous,” Doncic told reporters after the game. “I slipped. I slipped a lot of times, and you could see a lot of players slipped. And that’s dangerous, man.” Despite the slippery surface, Doncic managed to score 43 points while leading the Lakers to a 135-118 victory over the Clippers. Luka Doncic of the Los Angeles Lakers drives to the basket during the game against the Los Angeles Clippers on November 25, 2025 at Crypto.Com Arena. (Adam Pantozzi/NBAE via Getty Images) With the win, the Lakers improved to 3-0 in NBA Cup play and won Group B in the Western Conference to secure a spot in the tournament’s quarterfinals. With a win over the Mavericks on Friday, the Lakers will clinch a home game for their quarterfinal matchup the week of Dec. 8. The ensuing semifinal matchup and championship game will be played in Las Vegas. The Lakers’ NBA Cup court will be returned to the vendor for repairs and is expected to be ready in two weeks, per The Athletic. “That was bad,” Lakers forward Rui Hachimura told reporters Friday about the court. “I felt it right away when I was warming up. It just felt weird. Just like oily, slippery. Everybody was on the floor, literally, every second…I don’t know if they fixed it or they changed it…We’re going to do the normal court, so it will be fine.”