Our Miami Dolphins will head north this week to take on the also-terrible Cleveland Browns. I went into last week believing that the Dolphins had to win over the not-so-good Carolina Panthers in order for both Mike McDaniel and Chris Grier to continue their employment in South Florida. Conventional wisdom would tell you that this week is certainly a must-win if all parties are to keep their gigs for at least another week, but this is a team owned by either the most stubborn owner in the NFL or the most loyal to a fault in Stephen Ross. Anyway…

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Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa caused some controversy with his postgame comments following Sunday’s loss to the Los Angeles Chargers in which he called out unnamed teammates for being late or skipping player-led meetings.

On Wednesday afternoon, while speaking with the South Florida media, Tagovailoa issued an apology to his teammates and took accountability for his mistake.

“*As a leader of this team… the comments that have been said, I would say I’ve made a mistake and I’m owning up to that right now. I’ve talked to guys on the team about it — talked to the leaders about it and...

EXT. HARD ROCK STADIUM, MIAMI — DAY

The Dolphins offense begins their game against the Los Angeles (San Diego) Chargers with the ball. They are prepared to march down the field, ready to conquer all before them.

On the second play of the drive, Jaylen Waddle deflects a surefire catch into the arms of a defender. Interception.

EXT. HARD ROCK STADIUM, MIAMI — MOMENTS LATER

The Dolphins defense begins the game as the Chargers possess the ball. They are prepared to prevent their opponent from marching down the field, ready to conquer all before them.

They hold Los Angeles to...

Well, the Miami Dolphins lost again. What else is new?

Through six games on the season, the Dolphins have one victory as opposed to five losses. They’ve found new head-scratching ways to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory time and time again throughout the 2025 season, and at this point, all we can do is laugh to keep from crying.

They’ll look to get back on track this weekend when they travel to Cleveland, Ohio to face the Browns and their rookie quarterback, Dillon Gabriel. However, it will be another rookie on Cleveland’s offense that the Dolphins will have...

The NFL trade deadline ends on November 4th, so we’re three weeks away from that. All is not good with the Miami Dolphins and all they can do is look towards the future. It would seem weird to move players with Chris Grier and Mike McDaniel at the helm, who are trying to save their jobs right now. Even if they somehow come back, it would still be a wise decision to move some players. Two of the Dolphins top pass rushers, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips, have been the topic of trade discussions the past couple of weeks. Both...

The voices are getting louder! Most Miami Dolphins fans feel it’s time to move on from head coach Mike McDaniel and general manager Chris Grier, and they are making their voices heard. The fans are now busy posting on social media, booing at games, or paying for banners to be flown over the stadium. Others claim, and I assume this is correct, that they are not renewing their season tickets. I know at least two people personally who are not sending their big fat check to the Dolphins for the next season. At some point, even the most stubborn owner,...

Fans of the Miami Dolphins had dreams of the team finally breaking their quarter-century playoff win drought this year, but through six games of the 2025 National Football League season, those dreams have turned into terrifying nightmares.

The Dolphins sit at 1-5 a third of the way through the season, with their lone win coming against the New York Jets — the NFL’s only winless club.

Due to their disappointing performances, Miami has become the butt of many jokes around the league. One outlet that loves to pile on the Dolphins is ProFootballTalk.

Mike Florio released his weekly power rankings...

The Miami Dolphins once again found themselves on the losing side of the scoreboard on Sunday, dropping their fifth game (in six tries) of the season by a score of 29-27 to the Los Angeles Chargers. Miami’s offense, while not perfect, gave the Dolphins the lead with less than a minute on the clock, however, it was the Dolphins defense that allowed Justin Herbert and the Chargers offense to march down the field and kick the game-winning field goal to dash the hopes of Dolphins fans around the nation.

While the result was disappointing, there were some quality individual performances...

All offseason long, we heard of the cultural change the Miami Dolphins were going through. The team got rid of players they deemed as “cancers” to the locker room and everything was supposed to be fine and dandy. Everything is not fine and dandy in Miami though. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa came under fire after the game with his comments about his teammates and how some don’t take the player-only meetings seriously. It’s a bad reflection on the Dolphins players, the coaches, the general manager, and the owner. It seems there is no leadership whatsoever and either these players, coaches, general...

While us Miami Dolphins fans are still licking their wounds from yesterdays ugly disaster the NFL marches on. Tonight we have another double header but the games overlap which never makes any sense to me but here we are, again. The early game features the AFC Easts first place Buffalo Bills at the 3rd place in the NFC Souths Atlanta Falcons. The later game features the 4th place NFC Norths team, the Chicago Bears at the NFC Souths 2nd place Washington Commanders.

Please use this thread to follow this evening’s two MNF games and, as always, to discuss your Miami...

We have another double-header of Monday Night Football this weekend, this time closing out Week 6 of the 2025 NFL schedule. Tonight’s two games start with a 7:15 p.m. Eastern kickoff for the Buffalo Bills at the Atlanta Falcons. An hour later, kicking off at 8:15 p.m. Eastern, the Chicago Bears visit the Washington Commanders.

The Bills are -3.5 in the first game according to the oddsmakers at FanDuel Sportsbook. The moneyline has the Bills -205 while the Falcons are +172. The point total is 49.5.

In the other game, the Commanders are favored at -5.5. The moneyline has Washington...

Another NFL week, another Miami Dolphins loss. The South Florida team fell to 1-5 on the season with a loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, despite leading with less than a minute to play. It was yet another tough defeat, even though it appeared the team was headed toward a victory.

In Week 7, Miami travels to face the Cleveland Browns and the oddsmakers at FanDuel Sportsbook do not see the Dolphins ready to turn around their season. The Dolphins open as 2.5-point underdogs to the Browns.

Cleveland has an identical 1-5 record to start the season and...