Bayron Matos joined the Dolphins through the NFL’s IPP Program following the 2024 NFL Draft.
A scary situation played out this morning during the Dolphins’ training camp session as offensive lineman Bayron Matos went down during a play and was later airlifted to a nearby medical facility.
Matos played his collegiately ball at New Mexico and South Florida, last playing for the USF Bulls in 2022. In 2024, Matos was named to the NFL’s International Player Pathway Program and joined the Dolphins after going undrafted. The Dominican Republic native stayed on Miami’s practice squad during his rookie season before signing a reserve/future contract in January of 2025.
Injury update: Dolphins OL Bayron Matos was hurt at the end of today’s practice and airlifted to a medical facility
Team source says he is in stable condition
— Marcel Louis-Jacques (@Marcel_LJ) July 23, 2025
This is currently all the information that is out there about the injury. Any injury that requires a player to be airlifted out to a medical facility is certainly a scary one and we can only hope Matos will be okay after being checked out. Per ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jaques, Matos is currently in stable condition.