Dolphins Defensive End Chop Robinson Ruled Out Due to Head Injury

Miami, FL – The Miami Dolphins will be without defensive end Chop Robinson as they face the Baltimore Ravens, seeking their third win of the season. Robinson sustained a head injury and was taken to the locker room for evaluation, raising concerns about a possible concussion.

During the game, Robinson entered the blue medical tent in the second quarter after a play. He emerged with a towel over his head, which typically indicates a serious injury. The Dolphins are in need of all available pass rushers to counter Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and the team’s offensive threats.

Robinson, who recorded one sack in eight games this season, had a promising rookie year where he accumulated six sacks. His performance has been slower in 2025, but losing him now could have significant implications for Miami’s defense.

Robinson’s departure for the locker room is concerning for the Dolphins, who are dealing with several trade rumors surrounding other players like Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb. If Robinson is sidelined for an extended period, this may lead the Miami front office to reconsider their plans regarding their remaining pass rushers.

As more news unfolds, the Dolphins will provide updates on Robinson’s condition and potential return.