Miami Dolphins practice squad rises to their game against the Buffalo Bills were a repeat of last week.

The team announced Saturday afternoon that it had elevated defensive tackle Neil Farrell Jr. and long snapper Matt Overton.

The team also demoted wide receiver River Cracraft to OUT, meaning his return from injured reserve will have to wait at least another week.

This will be the third straight game Overton has been elevated since he was signed Oct. 19 when the Dolphins placed Blake Ferguson on the reserve/non-football illness list.

That means Overton’s tenure with the Dolphins will be over after this game or the team will have to sign him to the 53-man roster or find a new long snapper because Ferguson will have to miss at least one more game before being eligible. back.

As for Farrell, his elevation is once again the result of Zach Sieler having to sit out due to the eye injury he suffered in practice last week.

Farrell played 11 defensive snaps in last Sunday’s 28-27 loss to the Arizona Cardinals, but was not credited with any defensive stats.

Cracraft completed his first week of practice after spending the start of the season on injured reserve with a shoulder injury.

He still has two weeks of practice left before the Dolphins have to decide whether to activate him, keep him on IR or release him.

Along with cornerback Cam Smith, the Dolphins brought him back to the active roster after three weeks of practice.

The Dolphins already have five wide receivers on the roster with Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, Odell Beckham Jr., Malik Washington and Dee Eskridge.