The Miami Dolphins have had a challenging season, utilizing 71 different players, ranking them sixth in the NFL for player turnover. This includes a mix of starters and practice squad members, reflecting the team's dynamic roster changes as they navigate injuries and performance issues.

As they prepare for their Week 14 matchup, fans can review a comprehensive list of transactions, highlighting player signings, elevations, and injuries that have shaped the team's strategy throughout the season.

The Miami Dolphins secured a much-needed victory against the Los Angeles Rams, ending a three-game losing streak. The defense showed improvement with the return of key players, including Zach Sieler and Jevon Holland, while Calais Campbell was highlighted as a standout performer. Despite Tua Tagovailoa's struggles, including two turnovers, the Dolphins were more efficient on third downs and in the red zone, contributing to their win.

Offensively, Jaylen Waddle made notable plays, but the team faced issues with dropped passes and missed assignments. The game also saw some concerning injuries, including Kendall Fuller’s concussion. The Dolphins improved to 3-6, now just a game and a half out of playoff contention in the AFC.

The Miami Dolphins have placed starting right tackle Austin Jackson on injured reserve due to a knee injury sustained during last weekend's game against the Buffalo Bills. He is expected to miss at least four games, but the injury may not be season-ending.

In his absence, veteran Kendall Lamm will step in as the starter. Additionally, the Dolphins activated receiver River Cracraft, who is returning from a shoulder injury, providing much-needed support as Tyreek Hill deals with his own wrist issue.

Brandon Pili, a defensive tackle previously with the Miami Dolphins, has signed with the Seattle Seahawks just two days after being waived. The second-year player from USC recorded two tackles in his eight games with the Dolphins this season.

Meanwhile, former Dolphins second-round pick Raekwon McMillan is also seeking a new team after being released by the New England Patriots. McMillan played in nine games this season, starting four, after recovering from a torn Achilles injury.

The Miami Dolphins have made significant roster changes ahead of their game against the Los Angeles Rams, placing starting right tackle Austin Jackson on injured reserve due to a knee injury. This move follows Jackson's absence from practice all week after sustaining the injury in a recent game.

Wide receiver River Cracraft has been activated off injured reserve, while defensive tackle Neil Farrell has been signed to the active roster. Long-snapper Tucker Addington and tackle Jackson Carman have also been elevated for the matchup.

On the Rams' side, they welcome back two starting offensive linemen, Steve Avila and Jonah Jackson, but will miss right tackle Rob Havenstein due to an ankle injury.