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Before the Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills kicked off on Thursday, Ian Rappaport reported that Stephen Ross wanted to be patient with Mike McDaniel despite the team’s struggles. Against the Bills, McDaniel called a pretty good offensive game despite leaning away from the running game at certain points. It’s just unfortunate that two of your top paid players in Zach Sieler and Tua Tagovailoa made major mistakes to aid the Bills. But you can see the players didn’t quit and give up on this coaching staff. Who knows what the future holds. But if the losses keep trickling in, how patient will Ross be?
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.
Miami Dolphins are 0-3 but nobody got fired and that’s because team fought back Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and CEO Tom Garfinkel walked out of the visitors’ locker room after this “Thursday Night Football” loss with frowns and there were no celebrations or high-fives or cheers.
Where Do the Dolphins Go From Here? The Miami Dolphins showed fight Thursday night but the result was yet another loss
Three Dolphins players that Miami should aim to get on the field more as the path of their 2025 season comes into focus
The 0-3 Dolphins would be wise to start looking in some different places for snaps as they balance performance in the now & their long-term development.
Tua Tagovioloa’s contract hinders Miami Dolphins beyond 2025 Tua Tagovailoa’s contract doesn’t just stink in 2025, it’s going to impact the Dolphins for years.
Miami Dolphins expect tight end Darren Waller to debut vs. New York Jets The long-awaited debut of tight end Darren Waller may finally happen for the Miami Dolphins.
Dolphins get our hopes up, but fall to Bills – The Splash Zone 9/19/25 Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.
The Good, Bad & Ugly from the Miami Dolphins Week 3 loss to the Buffalo Bills Dolphins fall to Bills on Thursday Night Football by a score of 31-21.
Darren Waller expected to play for Miami Dolphins against New York Jets Mike McDaniel expects Darren Waller to play for Miami Dolphins against New York Jets in Week Four.
Phinsider Victory Of The Week Open Thread Vol. 650 Join us on Friday evening’s to share your victory of the week and to discuss your Miami Dolphins.
