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Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle will miss Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos after being ruled out with a concussion. Waddle left in the fourth quarter of Miami's Week 2 win over New England after a helmet-to-helmet hit by Patriots linebacker Marte Mapu.

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Dolphins’ Waddle set to practice, still in concussion protocol.

Dolphins’ Waddle questionable for Sunday

The Raiders star is out of the concussion protocol after a brutal helmet-to-helmet hit.

The last time the Baltimore Ravens and Indianapolis Colts met, it was a prime-time showcase for Lamar Jackson and Jonathan Taylor. For a while, Jackson's contract dispute with the Ravens was one of the NFL's biggest offseason stories, but once Baltimore and its quarterback resolved that with a new five-year deal, the Colts and Taylor took center stage.

Australia will be looking to improve their breakdown "physicality" when they face Wales in a must-win World Cup clash this weekend, scrum-half Tate McDermott said on Wednesday."They're going to come with their physicality," said McDermott, the Australia vice-captain.

Injury updates offered on several Dolphins

Rookie Anthony Richardson already has made two promising NFL starts. Indianapolis Colts fans are still waiting to see the new franchise quarterback finish a game. The 21-year-old former Florida star, who seems built to last at 6-foot-4, 244 pounds, starts Week 3 in the concussion protocol after leaving in the first half of Sunday's 31-20 victory at Houston.

Waddle recorded a team-high 86 receiving yards before he was sidelined.