The Miami Dolphins officially got some bad news as it pertains to cornerback Cater Cohoo.

We're reacting to that to a tongue of Aloha speaking to the media and more here today on Locked on Dolphins.

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I'm your host, Kyle Crabs, a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan,-host of Locked on NFL scouting, author of Touchdown Miami on Substack, NFL staff writer for A to Z Sports. Want to give a special welcome and shout out to our everydayers because it is your team every day. We don't just say it. We live it here on the the locked on network today on the show. Tua spoke with the media. Mike McDaniel spoke with the media. We got an update on Cater Cohoo. We got an update on Ashton Davis. We had some notes from those who I was able to talk to about practice and what that looked like. We're going to get into it all here today on the show.

And we're going to start with the bad news because we got some on Wednesday morning.

It's the development and the timeline for the clarity on what happened with Cater Coghue has come to a culmination.

And Mike McDaniel announced on Wednesday that Cater Cahoo will be going on season ending injured reserve.

And ESPN's Adam Schefter shortly thereafter reported that CoHoo has a partially torn ACL and will undergo a repair surgically that will put him out for the entirety of the

season.

So just kind of piecing together the way that this timeline has unfolded where might

make Daniels said that the evaluation for Caterco who was day to day on Monday and some of the

social media accounts that listened to the press conferences or whatnot heard the

phrase day to day and just said might me daniel say cater cohoo's day to day which was not

what was said he said the evaluation is a day by day thing, day two day thing, that they were waiting for

the swelling to go down. And usually when you have like an ACL tear, you can do the knee

stability test and kind of get a good idea that there's a ligament tear in there. So it makes

sense that this is a partially torn ACL because if he had a fully

torn ACL, you would have assumed that the knee stability test would have kind of tipped

them off and they'd say, hey, we think we have an ACL tear on our hands here. And then that

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