The New England Patriots celebrated a hard-fought 33-27 victory over the Miami Dolphins, marking a significant milestone in Mike Vrabel's first season as head coach. This win not only snapped a five-game losing streak at Hard Rock Stadium but also propelled the team to second place in the AFC East. However, the game wasn't without its challenges.

Injury Report: Who Got Banged Up?

While the Patriots reveled in their triumph, they faced a series of injuries that could impact future games. Here’s the latest on the players who sustained injuries during the clash against the Dolphins.

Craig Woodson: Rookie Safety Takes a Hit

Rookie safety Craig Woodson was involved in a helmet-to-helmet collision with Dolphins running back Malik Washington during the third quarter. Although shaken up, he received checks in the medical tent and returned to action, missing only four defensive snaps.

Carlton Davis III: Defensive Backbone Stays Strong

Just moments later, veteran cornerback Carlton Davis III also took a hit but quickly returned to the field, missing only one play. His resilience saw him finish the game with a notable 98% share of game time.

Christian Barmore: Toughing It Out

Defensive tackle Christian Barmore faced a painful moment following a sack but was able to walk off the field and resumed play in the fourth quarter, showing no signs of lingering issues.

Christian Elliss: Questionable Return

Veteran linebacker Christian Elliss struggled throughout the game and left with dehydration, officially tagged as questionable to return with just over four minutes remaining.

Marte Mapu: Late-Game Exit

Linebacker Marte Mapu stepped in for Elliss but also exited late in the game, raising concerns even though there was no immediate report of an injury.

Morgan Moses: Walking Boot Concerns

Starting right tackle Morgan Moses played through a foot injury but was seen wearing a walking boot post-game—a sight that could spell trouble for the Patriots moving forward, despite his solid performance on the field.

What’s Next for the Patriots?

Most of the injuries sustained against the Dolphins appear minor, but the status of Morgan Moses raises questions as the Patriots look ahead to their next matchup. With practice resuming Wednesday, fans will eagerly await the Week 3 injury report.

The Patriots will be back at Gillette Stadium for their upcoming game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, kicking off on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET. Keep an eye on these injury updates as the team pushes to maintain their momentum!