Stills, Tunsil, James limited in practice

DAVIE – Four Miami Dolphins starters on offense, outside of quarterback Ryan Tannehill, were limited due to injuries in Wednesday’s practice.

Starting left tackle Laremy Tunsil (knee/ankle), right tackle Ju’Wuan James (knee), left guard Ted Larsen (neck) and receiver Kenny Stills (groin) were limited participants in Miami’s first practice ahead of its Week 10 game against the Packers in Green Bay on Sunday.

Tunsil and James suffered their respective injuries during the Dolphins’ win over the New York Jets last Sunday, while Stills played in that game with the groin injury.

Larsen has been dealing with his injury for weeks.

Tannehill was also limited due to his right shoulder, which has been classified as a capsule injury. He has already been ruled out for the Packers game.

Dolphins return specialist and backup receiver Jakeem Grant was also limited in practice due to an Achilles injury. Like Larsen, Grant has been dealing with the injury in recent weeks.

Dolphins receiver DeVante Parker (knee), running back Kenyan Drake (shoulder), center Travis Swanson (elbow) and right guard Jesse Davis (elbow) were other offensive starters listed on Wednesday’s injury report, but they were full participants in practice.

Cornerback Xavien Howard (ankle) and defensive end Robert Quinn (ankle) were the only defensive starters listed on the injury report, but they were full participants.