Ryan Tannehill’s Injury Isn’t Death Knell for Surprising Miami Dolphins

December 14, 2016   ·   Gary Davenport   ·   Jump to comments

Week 14 of the NFL season was the epitome of an old saying for the Miami Dolphins.
"I've got good news, and I've got bad news."
The good news was a win over the Arizona Cardinals that lifted the surprising Dolphins to 8-5 and kept them in the chase for an AFC wild-card spot.
The bad news was a potentially serious knee injury to Ryan Tannehill, one that could both shelve Miami's starting quarterback and its hopes of reaching the playoffs.
But all is not lost in sunny South Florida. Tannehill's injury may not be season-ending.
His absence won't be either.
It didn't look good last Sunday against the Cardinals. Not long after Tannehill went to the ground in a heap after a hit from Arizona's Calais Campbell, reports circulated that the Dolphins believed the 28-year-old had torn his ACL.
However, as Ian Rapoport of NFL.com tweeted, an MRI revealed the damage to Tannehill's knee isn't as bad as feared:
Head coach Adam Gase was both optimistic and r...

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