Dolphins WR Grant DuBose Cleared to Return Home After Concerning Hospital Stay

In a sigh of relief for Miami Dolphins fans, wide receiver Grant DuBose is set to return home following a three-day stay in a Houston hospital, as announced by Coach Mike McDaniel. DuBose's hospitalization was prompted by a concerning head injury sustained during a tense matchup against the Houston Texans last Sunday.

During the game, DuBose took a significant hit that left him vulnerable on the field. Medical staff reacted swiftly, attending to him for about 11 minutes on the NRG Stadium turf. They stabilized DuBose, securing him in a neck brace before transporting him to an ambulance for further evaluation.

Fortunately, initial tests and imaging reported positive results, which signaled hope for DuBose's condition. Coach McDaniel confirmed that he was closely monitored, and by Wednesday, he received the green light from medical professionals to travel back to Miami.

However, it wasn't all good news; the Dolphins made the difficult decision to place DuBose on injured reserve, effectively concluding his season. This means that while DuBose is recovering, he won't be able to contribute to the team's efforts for the remainder of the year.

As the Dolphins look ahead, they will need to rally without the promising young receiver. The incident has raised discussions about player safety and concussion protocols in the NFL—an issue that continues to gain attention across the league.

Stay tuned as we follow DuBose’s recovery and the impact on the Dolphins as they navigate the remainder of the season!