Tagovailoa returns after a three week absence to face the Jaguars. While the matchup is great the Dolphins are without two of their top receivers: Will Fuller (IR), DeVante Parker (hamstring) and potentially a third in Preston Williams (core) who is listed questionable.

Tagovailoa's return is a boost to Miami’s offense after Jacoby Brisset averaged an unremarkable 5.4 yards per attempt. Tagovailoa has streamable appeal but don’t view him as anything more than a mid-range QB2 for Week 6.

Dolphins WR DeVante Parker (shoulder/hamstring) will not play Week 6 against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Related Players: Preston Williams, Albert Wilson

Look for Wilson and Williams to see increased work with Parker out and Will Fuller on IR.

Dolphins WR DeVante Parker (shoulder/hamstring) is questionable for Week 5 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

If Parker is out, Jaylen Waddle, Mike Gesicki, and Albert Wilson would be the three receiving options to target.

Dolphins WR DeVante Parker (shoulder) was limited during Wednesday's practice according to Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN.

This may be more of veteran rest than a serious injury. That said monitor his practice time Thursday and Friday.

Dolphins co-offensive coordinator George Godsey told reporters that he must get WR DeVante Parker more involved in the offense. Parker said he's heard the same thing inside the building this week according to Barry Jackson.

Parker played 90% of snaps and caught his first touchdown of the season Week 4. The yardage will come as Parker has seen at least seven targets in each game.

On just four plays in the fourth quarter Sunday, Miami Dolphins wide receiver DeVante Parker accounted for roughly 34% of the team's 203 yards of offense.

Those four snaps, spread out over two drives, helped produce both of Miami's touchdowns during its 27-17 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.

Parker caught three passes for 70 yards and a touchdown on the drives, including a 42-yarder, the team's longest of the season. The Dolphins and quarterback Jacoby Brissett have often been unwilling to aggressively push the ball downfield this season, and those three catches and the pass interference call were their reward for finally doing so. As the story said, with the Dolphins sitting at 1-3 and the Bucs up next, those plays should also serve as a reminder that Parker needs to be more involved in the game plan. The uncertainty of Will Fuller (finger) could help as well.

Dolphins WR Will Fuller broke a finger in Sunday’s loss and is expected to be week-to-week, sources say. More bad news after a rough day.

Related players: Jaylen Waddle, Albert Wilson, Preston Williams, DeVante Parker

Fuller's status is in doubt for Week 5 and possibly longer. The loss of Fuller should be good news for Waddle who sits behind Parker in the pecking order. Next up are Wilson and Williams who could battle for WR3 snaps. The Dolphins have struggled to push the ball down field with Jacoby Brissett at QB.

Dolphins coach Brian Flores said on Tuesday that veteran wide receiver Allen Hurns will eventually be placed on injured reserve after a Monday report that he will likely miss three months with wrist surgery. This comes as Miami has had Will Fuller out since the first practice of training camp, been without DeVante Parker for more practices than he’s participated in, had Albert Wilson miss the past week-plus and Preston Williams on the physically-unable-to-perform list since the start of camp.

“We’ll see about [Wednesday]. They’re day to day. They’re all working to get back,” Flores said. “Those become pretty competitive practices, very competitive practices. With guys who have been out, you kind of want to ease them back, so if they are back, I wouldn’t expect too much out of them. But getting closer, I would say.”

Related players: Jaylen Waddle, Mack Hollins, Lynn Bowden

The story went on to say Parker, Fuller, Wilson and Williams continued to sit out Tuesday, which was a lighter walkthrough session before the Dolphins welcome the Atlanta Falcons for joint practices on Wednesday and Thursday. With the slew of top wideouts missing, the Dolphins started Waddle with Hollins in Week 1 of the preseason. Bowden ended up leading wide receivers later in the game with four receptions for 47 yards.