Dolphins' Kader Kohou: Heavily involved in Buffalo
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Kohou finished Saturday's game against the Bills with seven tackles (seven solo) and one pass defended.
Kohou has racked up 15 total tackles over his last two weeks of action and continues to be a reliable presence on this Miami defense. He's racked up 63 tackles (54 solo), six passes defended and one forced fumble over 12 matchups in 2022.
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Dolphins' Kader Kohou: Ready to face Lions
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Kohou (oblique) does not have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Lions, David Furones of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.
Kohou has been sidelined for Miami's last two games but will be ready for a return after a pair of limited practices to begin the week followed by a full session Friday. Prior to going down, he played a significant role in Miami's secondary and tallied 21 total tackles and two passes defended in five games.
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Dolphins' Kader Kohou: Remains out in Week 7
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Kohou (oblique) is inactive Sunday against the Steelers.
Kohou will miss a second consecutive game due to an oblique issue, and it's not yet clear when he's expected to return. Justin Bethel should see increased opportunities during Sunday night's matchup.
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Dolphins' Kader Kohou: Inactive Sunday
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Kohou (oblique) is inactive for Sunday's matchup against the Vikings.
Kohou has played in all five of the team's matchups this season and recorded 21 tackles (19 solo), two pass breakups and one forced fumble. It appears he picked up his oblique injury during Week 5's game and won't be able to suit up against the Vikings. Noah Igbinoghene and Keion Crossen will likely see increased snaps in Miami's secondary.
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Dolphins' Kader Kohou: Unlikely to play Sunday
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Kohou is doubtful to play in Sunday's contest against the Vikings due to an oblique injury.
With Xavien Howard (groin) ruled out, Kohou played a season-high 100 percent of the team's defensive snaps in Week 5 but presumably picked up an oblique injury as well. In Kohou's expected absence, look for Noah Igbinoghene and Keion Crossen to see increased snaps in Miami's secondary.
