Misi recorded nine tackles (seven solo) in Sunday's Week 1 opener against the Redskins.

There were questions about Misi entering the year regarding where and how much he'd play, but he quieted concerns on Sunday, at least for the time being. Misi led the team in tackles for a defense that held Washington to just 10 points. He should record quite a few tackles this year behind a much improved defensive front that now includes Ndamukong Suh.

Misi (calf) will return to practice Tuesday, according to the Miami Herald's Adam Beasley.

Misi may still miss the Dolphins' third preseason game, but he should be ready by Week 1. He's locked in as a starter, likely at middle linebacker, though he could also get some work as an outside 'backer.

Misi (calf) won't play in Saturday's preseason game, according to the Miami Herald.

Misi is also in danger of missing the third preseason game even if he does manage to practice. While not a superstar the Dolphins would still miss Misi's presence on defense should this injury last much longer.

Misi missed practice Thursday due to a calf injury, according to the Miami Herald.

Misi left practice early Wednesday with the injury but it's not expected to keep him out of camp for any more than a day or two. Misi will be one of the starting linebackers for Miami this season, probably in the middle, but once again the team is plugging him in on the outside at times as well.

Misi worked mainly at MLB during practice Thursday, according to the Miami Herald.

The Dolphins have been toying with the idea of using Misi on the outside for the past couple of seasons but so far it looks like he will stay inside. However, he did take some snaps outside Thursday as well but that may up being just a precaution in case the Dolphins once again suffer a rash of injuries at linebacker.

Misi is expected to move back to strongside linebacker full-time this season, according to the Miami Herald.

The Dolphins experimented with Misi at middle linebacker last season but didn't get the results they were hoping for so it's back to the strongside he goes.

Misi only played in 11 games during the 2014 season, compiling 66 tackles and a single sack.

Misi has never really lived up to his draft status and this season struggled to stay in the lineup. The Dolphins have moved Misi all over, from the middle to both the weak and strong side and that may end up being how best he helps the team, as a jack of all trades.

Misi (hamstring/knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Vikings.

After sitting out Week 15, Misi is back in action and can be deployed in IDP formats if you need him.

Misi (hamstring, knee) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Vikings, the Dolphins' official site reports.

Misi, who has recorded 56 tackles and a sack in nine games to date, should be a go Sunday and thus merits attention in deeper IDP formats this weekend.

Misi (hamstring) was limited at practice Wednesday, the Dolphins' official site reports.

With 56 tackles and a sack in nine games to date, Misi has carved out deep league utility this season, so his status is worth monitoring as Sunday's game against the Vikings approaches.

Misi (hamstring) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Patriots.

With both Misi and Jelani Jenkins out, fellow linebackers Kelvin Sheppard and Jason Trusnik are in line to see added work in the Miami defense on Sunday.

Misi (hamstring) is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Patriots, the Dolphins' official site reports.

As is fellow linebacker Jelani Jenkins, which sets the stage for Jason Trusnik and Kelvin Sheppard to draw starts in the duo's place on Sunday.

Misi (hamstring) misses practice again Thursday, according to the Miami Herald.

Misi has yet to practice this week and would seem to be questionable at best to play Sunday versus the Patriots.

Misi (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday, the Miami Herald reports.

Next up for middle linebacker snaps, if Misi is limited or out this weekend, is Kelvin Sheppard.

Misi (hamstring) did not practice Tuesday, according to the Miami Herald.

Misi was rehabbing during the practice and would seem to be questionable to play Sunday versus the Patriots.

Misi had a big game Monday night with 13 tackles and a sack as the Dolphins beat the Jets 16-13.

The Jets decided to run left, run right, and run up the middle as they didn't want to put the game in the hands of quarterback Geno Smith. Misi and his fellow linebackers were the beneficiaries of this game plan.

Misi (ankle) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Broncos.

With 32 tackles in six games to gate, Misi offers some deep league utility when he is healthy enough to suit up.

Misi is probable for Sunday's game against Denver, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports.

The only reason to believe Misi will miss time Sunday is that he was limited Thursday in practice, but he's been recovering from this injury for a long time. Occasional rest during the week could just be a precaution.

Misi (ankle) fully participated in practice Wednesday, Alain Poupart of Dolphins.com reports.

Misi's ankle has been a problem all season, but this is probably just a precaution for the Dolphins to include him on the injury report. Miami's going to need all the pass coverage it can get through the middle as it prepares to take on the Broncos.

Misi missed practice Tuesday to be with his wife who is having a baby, according to the Miami Herald's Armando Salguero.

The new daddy is fully expected to play Sunday versus the Broncos.