Albert (hamstring) won't play Sunday, reports Miami Herald's Armando Salguero.

This is a huge loss for a Dolphins offensive line that has been having problems opening up holes for running back Lamar Miller. Albert also protects the blind side of Ryan Tannehill. Life for the Jets defensive line just got a little easier for this game.

Albert (hamstring) is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Jets, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports.

That said, the report suggests that the Dolphins' starting left tackle will not play in Sunday's contest, with Jason Fox thus slated to fill in for Albert for the second week in a row.

Albert (hamstring) was a limited participant during practice Wednesday, Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

Albert missed Sunday's slate against the Bills, but he will try to make it on the field when the Dolphins take on another AFC East foe, the New York Jets, in London. For now, his status should be considered week-to-week.

Albert (hamstring) is inactive Sunday against the Bills.

Against the Bills' aggressive front seven, Albert's absence works against potential production for running back Lamar Miller and the protection for Ryan Tannehill. Jason Fox is expected to fill in for Albert.

Albert (hamstring) did not practice Friday.

Albert hasn't practiced all week and is listed as doubtful on the team's official injury report. While his game-time status for Sunday hasn't officially been announced it looks like Jason Fox might be in line for a start against the destructive Bills' defense.

Albert (hamstring) will not practice Thursday, Omar Kelly of The Sun Sentinel reports.

Albert missed practice Wednesday and was spotted rehabbing with trainers Thursday, putting his availability for Sunday's afternoon tilt against the Bills in jeopardy. If the 30-year-old tackle is unable to go, Jason Fox may get the start against Buffalo's vaunted defensive line.

Albert suffered a hamstring injury during the second quarter against Jacksonville and will not return to the field, the reports.

Albert was worked on during halftime and shortly after the team announced he would not be returning to the game. Albert just recovered from a torn ACL and MCL injury that he suffered in Week 10 of 2014. Jason Fox takes over at left tackle for the Dolphins.

Albert (knee) is "full go" per coach Joe Philbin, the Miami Herald's Armando Salguero reports.

Albert is thus in line to start at left tackle for the Dolphins in Sunday's regular season opener against Washington, which is great news in terms of the stabilty he adds to the team's offensive line to start the 2015 season.

Albert (knee) practiced in full Monday, reports the Miami Herald's Armando Salguero.

The Dolphins have played it very cautious with Albert in training camp and this looks to have paid off as he should be good to go Sunday versus the Redskins.

The Dolphins are refuting a report that Albert (knee) won't be back until Week 3, according to the Miami Herald.

The Dolphins are still saying behind closed doors that they believe Albert could play Week 1 but in any case, no later than Week 2. A healthy Albert could be the key to a successful running game for Miami this season.

Albert (knee) was a full participant at practice Tuesday, according to the Miami Herald.

The Dolphins have brought Albert along slowly in training camp in order to make sure he will be ready to go for the regular season. Albert's health and availability this season will go a long way towards determining how well the offensive line will play.

Albert (knee) participated in one on one drills during practice Saturday, according to the Miami Herald.

Those one on one drills were against defensive lineman Cameron Wake and Albert was said to get the best of Wake. This would be great news for a Dolphins offensive line that may be the offense's weak link. A healthy Albert would go a long way towards easing the Dolphins concern about the offense.

Albert (knee), who tore his ACL and MCL in Week 10 of the 2014 season, will not begin training camp on the physically unable to perform list, James Walker of ESPN reports.

Despite the knee injury putting limitations on Albert's preseason workload, the fact that he won't be on the active/PUP list is promising for a Dolphins offensive line that struggled mightily at times over the past couple years. Albert's progress gives the team hope that he'll be ready to take the field Week 1 against the Redskins. The 30-year-old has four years left on the $47 million contract he signed in 2014.

The Dolphins expect Albert (knee) to play during the preseason, according to the Miami Herald.

This is obviously good news for the Dolphins because if Albert can play during preseason than he definitely can play during the regular season. Albert is a key to the Dolphins offense as the offensive line has been the team's Achilles heel the past couple of season and a healthy Albert would go a long way towards solving that problem.

Albert (knee) is unsure if he will be ready for the start of the regular season, according to the Miami Herald.

Albert tore his ACL and MCL in his right need this past November. The recovery is a long and grueling one and although Albert states that he is regaining strength in the knee, he also admits that it is to soon to tell if he will be game ready by September.

Albert (knee) should be ready to go next season.

Albert was signed to be a cornerstone for a new Miami offensive line but couldn't even make it through a full season before landing on IR. The good news is that he has started to rehab and is expected to make a full recovery before the start of next season.

Albert (knee) has been placed on IR by the Dolphins, the Miami Herald reports.

With Abert done for the season, Ja'Wuan James is in line to fill in at left tackle for the Dolphins, with running back LaMichael James having been added to the team's roster in a corresponding move.

Albert (knee) is expected to miss the rest of the season, the Palm Beach Post reports.

Albert is believed to have suffered an ACL and/or MCL tear, though the exact extent of his knee injury won't be clarified until the results of his MRI are in. In Albert's anticipated absence, Ja'Wuan James is in line to serve as the Dolphins' left tackle.

Albert suffered a knee injury Sunday against the Lions, the Miami Herald reports.

Rookie Ja'Wuan James took over for Albert, who was carted off the field in the second quarter of Sunday's contest, with an injury that the report speculates could be a serious one.

Albert left the game Sunday and didn't return after suffering a shoulder injury, according to the Miami Herald's Armando Salguero.

As with quite a few of the Dolphin injuries, they are probably minor and the only reason the players didn't return was because the outcome of the game was not in doubt.