Dolphins' Grant DuBose Hospitalized After Helmet-to-Helmet Hit

The wide receiver is in stable condition with movement in all extremities following a frightening injury during Miami's loss to the Texans.

Grant DuBose, Miami Dolphins wide receiver, was stretchered off the field after a helmet-to-helmet collision with Texans safety Calen Bullock during the third quarter of Sunday’s game.
Medical personnel attended to DuBose for over 10 minutes, cutting off his jersey and stabilizing him before transporting him to a Houston hospital for further evaluation.
The Dolphins announced on Monday that DuBose is in stable condition, has movement in all extremities, and initial tests have shown positive results, though he remains under observation.
The hit, flagged as unnecessary roughness, reignited discussions about player safety in the NFL, with Bullock expressing regret and emphasizing it was unintentional.
The Dolphins, already struggling with injuries including Jaylen Waddle's knee issue, saw their playoff hopes dim further after the 20-12 loss to Houston.