Dolphins center Mike Pouncey is experiencing another issue with his surgically repaired hip, Dolphins coach Adam Gase told reporters Thursday.
Per Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald, Gase said Pouncey removed himself from practice Wednesday and didn’t practice Thursday, though has not been ruled out of Sunday’s game vs. the Rams.
Pouncey has had multiple issues with the same hip over the past two seasons, and last month admitted he worried about his football future.
Gase said he doesn’t believe that Pouncey’s current issue is career-threatening. Pouncey had hip surgery after last season and missed the first four games this year after a preseason injury to the same hip.
The Dolphins are practicing in Southern California this week. Gase said the Dolphins would “shuffle some things around” on their offensive line, and they already had to with left tackle Branden Albert out due to a wrist injury and first-round rookie Laremy Tunsil sliding outside to replace him.
