Chop Robinson back at practice, on track to face Chiefs
The short version
- Chop Robinson returned to Dolphins practice after a concussion suffered last Wednesday
- His participation suggests he is near the end of the NFL's five-step return-to-play protocol
- Robinson is trending toward playing in Sunday's game against the Chiefs
- The 2024 first-round pick has 10 career sacks and three pressures in Week 1
The Miami Dolphins edge rusher is working through the NFL concussion protocol and could return for Sunday's matchup with Kansas City.
Miami Dolphins defensive end Chop Robinson was back on the practice field this week after entering the league's concussion protocol. He sustained the head injury during a session last Wednesday.
His return to practice signals that Robinson is close to completing the NFL's five-step return-to-participation process. That progress points toward him being available when Miami hosts the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
Robinson, the 21st overall pick in the 2024 draft, has recorded 10 sacks over his career and generated three pressures in Week 1. He missed two games during the 2025 season while dealing with a pair of concussions.
