Miami Dolphins Place Bradley Chubb and Two Others on PUP to start the 2024 NFL Season

Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniel announced on Monday that Pro Bowl linebacker Bradley Chubb, offensive lineman Isaiah Wynn and linebacker Cameron Goode would begin the 2024 NFL season on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list.

Chubb tore his ACL on Dec. 31 and did not participate in any of the team's offseason program. Currently, there is no official time table for his return.  Miami spent first-round and fifth-round picks on linebackers Chop Robinson and Mo Kamara, respectively, understanding that Chubb would not be ready at the start of the regular season. General Manager Chris Grier also re-signed defensive lineman Emmanuel Ogbah to bolster its pass rush this offseason after Shaq Barrett decided to retire in July after initially signing a free agent deal in March.

Isaiah Wynn has been sidelined throughout training camp due to a quad injury after playing in 7 games last season for Miami. Wynn can play tackle or guard.  Cameron Goode is the third player that will start the season on the pup list still working back from a ruptured patellar tendon he sustained late in the regular season last year.

The earliest all three players would be eligible to return would be Week 5 against the Patriots on Sunday, October 6th at New England.

The Dolphins must have their 53-man roster set at 4 p.m. eastern,  Tuesday August 27th. Miami will open its season at home on Sunday September 8th at Hard Rock Stadium hosting the Jacksonville Jaguars.