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Isaiah Pead: Sustains career-ending injury
University of Cincinnati coach Tommy Tuberville relayed that Isaiah Pead lost part of his left leg in a car accident this past Saturday, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports."It's devastating, because he lost part of his left leg," Tuberville said Wednesday of Pead, while speaking on his weekly radio show. "He'll never play again, obviously. It's just devastating." Pead -- who played his college football at Cincinnati before being drafted by the Rams in the second round of the 2012 NFL draft -- played in three games with the Dolphins this season prior to being released by the team.
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Dolphins' Isaiah Pead: Getting released Tuesday afternoon
The Miami Dolphins are releasing Isaiah Pead on Tuesday, Alex Marvez of The Sporting News reports.This strongly suggests Arian Foster (hamstring) is expected to return for Week 6, as the Dolphins have carried at least four healthy running backs since the beginning of the season. It would be overkill to retain five, even though Pead can contribute a bit on special teams. The 2012 second-round selection has just 42 career touches on offense, with another 18 on kickoff returns. Pead may not find work before the end of this season.
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Dolphins' Isaiah Pead: Nine snaps against Bengals
Isaiah Pead played nine snaps in Thursday's loss to the Bengals, Joe Schad of the Palm Beach Post reports.Pead finished with three rushes for five yards and caught one pass for six yards as well Thursday. That production, as well as Pead's low snap count, evidences his reserve role in Miami's backfield, where an intriguing fantasy option has failed to emerge in Arian Foster's (groin) absence.
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Dolphins' Isaiah Pead: Rushes for 17 yards in win
Isaiah Pead had five carries for 17 yards as Miami defeated Cleveland 30-24 on Sunday.With Arian Foster (groin) out the Miami Dolphins went with a running back by committee approach. None of the backs truly stood out above the rest so the team may elect to go with the same approach Thursday in Cincinnati assuming Foster will miss another game. Pead would only have value in deep leagues.
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Dolphins' Isaiah Pead: Active for Week 3
Isaiah Pead is active for Sunday's Week 3 matchup versus the Browns, Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.The fourth-year back stands to see his first playing time of 2016 after flashing enough in preseason to earn a roster spot. Pead is slated to share backup carries with Jay Ajayi and Damien Williams behind designated starter Kenyan Drake.
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Dolphins' Isaiah Pead: Inactive Sunday
Isaiah Pead is inactive for Sunday's game against the Patriots.With Pead and Damien Williams both inactive Sunday, the Miami Dolphins will go with Arian Foster, Jay Ajayi and Kenyan Drake at running back in Week 2.
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Dolphins' Isaiah Pead: Practices Wednesday
Isaiah Pead was not on the Miami Dolphins' injury report Wednesday, Joe Schad of the Palm Beach Post reports.Pead had been dealing with a hamstring issue prior to Week 1, leading to his inactive status for Sunday's loss to the Seahawks. It appears he's healthier this week, but still may not suit up if the Dolphins proceed with less than five running backs. Kenyan Drake and Damien Williams are also candidates to provide depth in the backfield behind Arian Foster (hamstring) and Jay Ajayi.
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Dolphins' Isaiah Pead: Inactive Sunday
Isaiah Pead (hamstring) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Seahawks.With Pead and Jay Ajayi out this week, Damien Williams and rookie Kenyan Drake are next in line on the Miami Dolphins' RB depth chart behind starter Arian Foster.
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Dolphins' Isaiah Pead: Questionable to play Seahawks
Isaiah Pead (hamstring) is considered questionable to play Sunday against the Seahawks, the Miami Herald reportsPead was limited earlier in the week, but has since completed his first full practice since tweaking his hamstring a couple of weeks ago. As a result, Pead seems to be trending in the right direction, which comes as good news for the Miami Dolphins, who left No. 2 tailback Jay Ajayi (coach's decision) home for their trip to Seattle. While Pead's game-time status remains to be seen, Miami also has Damien Williams and rookie Kenyan Drake around to back up starter Arian Foster come Sunday.
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Dolphins' Isaiah Pead: Limited practice Wednesday
Isaiah Pead (hamstring) was officially a limited practice participant Wednesday.Previous reports suggested that Pead would be out this week, but his limited practice participation Wednesday suggests that such an outcome won't be locked in -- either way -- before Friday. In any case, Arian Foster and Jay Ajayi are clearly ahead of Pead in the Miami RB pecking order, so Pead's Week 1 availability has limited fantasy implications.
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