FOXBORO — It was a quiet Tuesday at Gillette Stadium as the Patriots continue to prepare for the Miami Dolphins.

•Injured defensive lineman Jarvis Green walked through the locker room without a limp and confirmed to reporters that he had surgery on his knee last week. Green could reportedly be out for a month.

•Fellow Patriots defensive lineman Mike Wright spoke to the media and commented on the loss of Jarvis Green and also spoke about the upcoming game against the Dolphins.

•Kevin Faulk also spoke briefly to reporters on Tueday morning. Faulk discussed preparing for the Dolphins and the personnel Miami has on their defense.

•The newest member of the Patriots practice squad, Rob Myers, spoke to the media in the locker room as well. Myers, a rookie tight end from Utah State, is excited to be with the Patriots. Myers was cut by the Eagles prior to the start of the regular season. He will be the third Patriots player this year to wear No.80.

Turn up the volume and take a listen to what Wright, Faulk and Myers said Tuesday in the locker room:

Wright says he will be ready to step up in place of Jarvis Green.

Wright says the Patriots will be well prepared for the Dolphins.

Faulk talks about watching the Dolphins Jets game last Sunday and preparing for the Miami.

Faulk talks about the defense on the Miami Dolphins.

Myers describes what type of tight end he is.

Myers talks about his process of trying to find a NFL team.