Report: Dolphins' leading receiver Douglas out vs. 49ers
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ESPN has covered a development concerning “Report: Dolphins' leading receiver Douglas out vs. 49ers,” with the available account limited to the facts included in the supplied text.
Dolphins wide receiver Caleb Douglas is expected to miss Sunday's game against the Chiefs, coach Jeff Hafley stated Friday, leaving Miami without its leading receiver for at least this week.
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