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The Dolphins knew one of their highest personnel priorities this season is determining whether Chad Henne is good enough to be the long-term solution at quarterback. Now, for factors beyond their control, that evaluation has been put on hold indefinitely and potentially a considerable amount of time.

An examination of Henne’s injured left (nonthrowing) shoulder revealed a separation, as expected, according to a team source. But the Dolphins, concerned about the results, want a second opinion on the severity and are sending the X-Ray and MRI results to a specialist.

As of Tuesday afternoon, the Dolphins were not sure whether the injury would require surgery, which would sideline Henne, who is in the last year of his contract, for an extended period and possibly the season. They weren’t convinced that it would require surgery but weren’t...

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