Jerome Baker of the Dolphins is placed on injured reserve following a knee injury.
Linebacker Jerome Baker of the Miami Dolphins has been placed on injured reserve. Baker was hurt in a game earlier this year, which injured his knee.
Regarding injuries, the Miami Dolphins have some unfavorable information. According to ESPN, linebacker Jerome Baker of the Dolphins has been placed on injured reserve. To cover for the injured linebacker, the Dolphins signed Calvin Munson from the Patriots practice squad.
On December 3, Baker left a game against the Washington Commanders due to a knee injury sustained during the first half. Although it wasn’t anticipated at the time that the injury would be too serious, he did not play in that game again. At that point, it was viewed as a weekly circumstance. When Baker will be cleared to play again for the Dolphins is currently unknown.
For Miami, Baker has had a really strong season. 47 of the linebacker’s 69 tackles have come from solo stops. In addition, he has 1.5 sacks and two interceptions this year. In the Dolphins defense, who are having an incredible season, he had been a dependable peg. Miami has a 9-3 record, leads the AFC East, and is riding a three-game winning streak.
Over the past few years, Munson has alternated between the Dolphins and the Patriots. In 2017 and 2018, he also made a brief appearance for the New York Giants. He will be with the Dolphins for three stints total. As a Patriot, Munson has only registered one tackle thus far this season. He has two sacks and 88 career NFL tackles.
Now that Munson is a Dolphin, he should have more opportunities to gain tackles. On Monday at 8:15 a.m. Eastern, the Dolphins take on the Tennessee Titans. The Titans have a 4-8 record going into the game.
