Dolphins' Xavien Howard and Terron Armstead Active for Chiefs Game in Germany

Dolphins' matchup against Chiefs strengthened with the return of cornerback Howard after a groin injury and left tackle Armstead from a knee injury, set to fortify Miami's offence line.

Dolphins' cornerback Xavien Howard, who missed two games due to a groin injury, was active for Sunday's game against the Chiefs, bringing a formidable pairing with Jalen Ramsey on the other side. Howard has had 29 interceptions since joining the league in 2016.
Terron Armstead, Miami's left tackle, was activated off the injured reserve on Saturday after sustaining a knee injury in Week 4 against the Buffalo Bills. His return is expected to strengthen Miami's offence line.
Miami's inactives for the game were offensive lineman Rob Hunt, safety Brandon Jones, wide receiver Robbie Chosen, cornerback Kelvin Joseph, and quarterback Skylar Thompson as an emergency third quarterback.
Kansas City Chiefs' linebacker Willie Gay was active for the game, while running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire, defensive ends B.J. Thompson and Malik Herring, offensive lineman Mike Caliendo, and defensive tackle Neil Farrell were inactive. Edwards-Helaire did not travel due to illness.
Heading into the game, Dolphins' offensive line, set to be fortified by Armstead's return, had allowed just 12 sacks through eight games, marking their spot as the league's No. 1 offense.