The Miami Dolphins have elevated defensive tackle Neil Farrell Jr. and long-snapper Matt Overton for their upcoming game against the Buffalo Bills, mirroring last week's roster moves.

Wide receiver River Cracraft has been downgraded to OUT, delaying his return from injured reserve. Overton's elevation marks his third consecutive game since joining the team, while Farrell steps in due to Zach Sieler's eye injury.

Cracraft is still working towards a return after recovering from a shoulder injury, with a decision pending on his status after two more practice weeks.

The Miami Dolphins made significant roster moves ahead of their game against the Arizona Cardinals, particularly at the quarterback position.

Tua Tagovailoa has been activated to the 53-man roster, with Skylar Thompson as his sole backup. C.J. Beathard has taken over the third quarterback spot, replacing Tim Boyle, who was released.

The Dolphins also elevated Neil Farrell Jr. and Matt Overton from the practice squad to fill gaps due to injuries. However, the team faces a potential vulnerability without an emergency third quarterback against Arizona.