Fins QB Tannehill Might Return Sunday For Lions Game
Miami Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill might return this Sunday when the team takes on the Detroit Lions, but there's uncertainty about the severity of the quarterback's injury to his throwing shoulder.
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Miami Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill might return this Sunday when the team takes on the Detroit Lions, but there's uncertainty about the severity of the quarterback's injury to his throwing shoulder.
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