Dolphins’ Matos in stable condition, remains in hospital for observation after training camp injury

Miami Gardens, Florida (AP) – The Miami dolphins offensive line, Bayron Matos, stayed at the observation of the Ryder Trauma Care Care at the Jackson Memorial hospital on Thursday, one day after his transport by helicopter of the training camp with a non -disturbed injury.

The dolphins said in a statement that Matos “had a movement at all ends and is in a stable state”, but they have provided no other details of his injury. The team did not say how long Matos would be in the care of doctors.

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“This is a really heartbreaking game of the match,” said Dolphins offensive line player Austin Jackson about the injury, which occurred in the last minutes of day 1 of the training camp. “Very hard.”

MATOS, 24 years old, was born in Santo Domingo, in the Dominican Republic, and played his university football in New Mexico and in the south of Florida. He was not drafted in 2024 and signed with dolphins as a free agent through the international program of NFL players, an initiative that gives countries from countries outside the United States a chance to play in the League.

MATOS, which signed a reserve / future contract in January, had spent time with the Miami training team in the past year.

Matos started playing football only a few years ago. He grew up playing baseball and basketball, and after moving to Tennessee for the school, appeared on the radar of hoop coaches. MATOS ended up Backs and playing a season for the New Mexico before transferring in southern Florida, where he continued to play basketball and walked in the football team.

The 6 -foot 7 inch and 334 pound gear started as a defensive line player and special team player before moving on to an offensive line.

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