Isaiah Wynn: Everything you need to know

Wynn (quadriceps) was activated from the reserve/PUP list Monday, Joe Schad of The Palm Beach Post reports. Wynn has been practicing since Nov. 13 when he was designated to return and now can be considered healthy enough to return to action Thursday against the Packers. The 28-year-old was the Dolphins' starter at left guard last season, but it's not clear if he'll step into that role again.

Wynn (quadriceps/knee) was designated to return from the reserve/PUP list Wednesday. Wynn practiced in a limited fashion in his first session since being designated to return Wednesday, and he now has 21 days to be activated to Miami's active roster before reverting to the reserve/PUP list. The Georgia product is expected to serve as one of the Dolphins' top backup guards once he's fully recovered from his knee and quadriceps injuries.

Wynn (quadriceps) agreed to re-sign with the Dolphins via a one-year deal Monday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports. Wynn inked with Miami as a free agent last offseason, and he won the team's starting left guard job before going down with a quad injury Week 7. With standout right guard Robert Hunt having signed a massive deal with Carolina, bringing back Wynn, who is presumably now healthy, gives the Dolphins some consistency between oft-injured left tackle Terron Armstead and new center Aaron Brewer. Wynn struggled as a run blocker last season, but if he can improve in that respect and stay on the field, he could earn more than a prove-it deal for 2025.