The Dolphins have lost a crucial Jenga piece. What now?

Miami has an imposing defensive front, but problems in the secondary could torpedo the season

There are members of the Dolphins who will whisper to you, in honest moments, that they are concerned.

Some injuries take more than a body off the field. They don’t just rip talent away. They can mess with the chemistry of a locker room or compromise the integrity of a scheme. Usually, those Jenga blocks are a quarterback or a stud pass rusher. But in Miami, it’s a slot corner. Kader Kohou, the Dolphins’ ascending slot, will miss the season with a knee injury. As blocks go, it’s about as big as you can pull from the tower.