Moreno (elbow) is practicing in a limited capacity Monday, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports. Moreno has been out since dislocating his left elbow in Week 2 and reportedly is wearing a brace during Monday's practice. Just last week, Moreno was thought to be four weeks away from being able to return, so his emergence at Monday's session is a bit curious. Given his situation, Moreno's status can be expected to be updated throughout this week, but him practicing in a limited capacity appears to be an encouraging development.

Moreno (elbow) is still about four weeks away from being able to return, the Palm Beach Post reports. Moreno suffered a dislocated elbow in Week 2, an injury that initially came with a four-to-eight week timetable to return. Now Week 5, Moreno's projection of being four weeks away from availability fits his original time frame perfectly. Until he's healthy, expect Lamar Miller to continue as the Dolphins' No. 1 running back moving forward.

Moreno is expected to miss four-to-eight weeks due to a dislocated and possibly fractured elbow, The Miami Herald's Armando Salguero reports. Further testing may provide more clarity, but all reports indicate that Moreno is facing a lengthy absence, which could perhaps make him a candidate for IR/designated to return. Lamar Miller (ankle) also left Sunday's game and failed to return, but his injury is not believed to be quite so serious. Miami's third-string back is Damien Williams, while Orleans Darkwa sits fourth on the depth chart.

Moreno suffered a dislocated elbow Sunday against the Bills, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports. Moreno is slated to undergo tests to see how long he'll be out, but his injury would appear to open the door for Lamar Miller to head the Dolphins' backfield in the coming weeks, assuming the ankle issue Miller sustained Sunday is minor, as expected. Meanwhile, Damien Williams is a candidate for added backfield work in Moreno's absence.

Moreno suffered an elbow injury during Sunday's game and will not return. Moreno immediately went back to the Dolphins' locker room after enduring a gruesome elbow injury. With a return to Sunday's game already ruled out, expect Lamar Miller to carry the bulk of Miami's backfield duties for the remaining time against the Bills.

Moreno (shoulder) is active for Sunday's game against the Bills. Moreno was limited in practice this week, though there was never an indication that he would miss Sunday's game. He appears to be working in a bit of a tandem-backfield with Lamar Miller, but Moreno has all the upside after his 24-carry, 134-yard, one-touchdown performance in Week 1.

Moreno (shoulder) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Bills, the Dolphins' official site reports. While Moreno's shoulder issue limited him at practice this week, he should be good to go Sunday against the Bills, working in tandem with Lamar Miller in a time-share that tilts in Moreno's favor at this stage.

Moreno (shoulder) remained listed as a limited practice participant Thursday, the Dolphins' official site reports. We would be surprised if Moreno wasn't out there Sunday against the Bills, though an official probable designation come Friday would be reassuring to his fantasy owners.

Moreno (shoulder) was listed as a limited practice participant Wednesday, the Dolphins' official site reports. We'll track Moreno's status as the week continues, but so far there has been nothing to suggest that his status for Sunday's game against the Bills is in any danger. Moreno moved past the knee issue that slowed him this summer to record 24 carries for 134 yards and a touchdown this past Sunday against the Patriots, while working in tandem with Lamar Miller, who carried 11 times for 59 yards in the contest.

Moreno had 24 carries for 134 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Patriots. Lamar Miller finished with 15 total touches and a score, but it was Moreno who did the heavy lifting Sunday. He was already having a solid game before he punched in a four-yard touchdown with under four minutes remaining to put the Dolphins up by 10. Regardless of what the depth chart says, Moreno appears to be the top back in Miami.