Sean Smith has knee bruise, escapes serious injury

Miami Dolphins cornerback Sean Smith missed most of the second half with a knee injury. Reports today say the fourth year player escaped any serious damage to his knee.

Smith Expected to Undergo MRI Monday on Injure Knee

Miami Dolphins cornerback Sean Smith injured his knee against the Buffalo Bills Sunday afternoon, missing the majority of the second half. Smith injured his left knee in the third quarter as he threw a block allowing safety Chris Clemons to recover a Buffalo fumble. He was unable to return to the game.

Smith is expected to undergo an MRI on Monday to determine the extent of the damage to his knee.

Smith could miss next week's game against the New England Patriots with the injury, and could be facing surgery and a long rehab depending on the severity of the injury. Smith is an unrestricted free agent this offseason, and any lengthy rehab could scare teams away from the Dolphins' 2009 second round draft pick.

Dolphins Cornerback Sean Smith injures knee against Bills

The Miami Dolphins currently lead the Buffalo Bills 24-10. However, the rash of injuries from last week appears to be continuing this week, as cornerback Sean Smith has left the game with a knee injury.