The Miami Dolphins’ final injury report for Week 9 included the four players that head coach Mike McDaniel said before practice he did not expect to play against the Buffalo Bills, and they were joined by three others with a status designation of game.

The three players listed as questionable included fullback Alec Ingold, who is dealing with a calf injury and practiced on a limited basis for the second straight. If it turns out that Ingold can’t play, then the Dolphins would be left without a pure fullback, but they could also use Jonnu Smith or Durham Smythe in an H-back role at times.

Also questionable is cornerback Storm Duck, who missed the Arizona game last Sunday with an ankle injury, and Wide receiver River Cracraft, who is on IR but returned to practice this week.

As predicted before practice, DT Zach Sieler (eye), CB Kader Kohou (neck) and TE Julian Hill (shoulder) were ruled out, while safety Jevon Holland (knee/hand) was listed as doubtful. None of those players practice Friday.

Hill’s absence means more playing time for Smythe and Tanner Conner will likely be active again after he missed the game against Arizona.

Wide receiver Dee Eskridge did not practice for personal reasons, although he did not earn a playing status designation and will be available against Buffalo.