In an AFC East matchup with significant playoff implications, the Miami Dolphins (9-5) defeated the New England Patriots (6-8) to solidify a divisional transition of power. The loss leaves the Patriots with multiple questions as their early offseason approaches, while the Dolphins remain firmly in the playoff hunt.
When the New England Patriots (6-7) and Miami Dolphins (8-5) met back in Week 1, the Patriots emerged victorious and inspired confidence in fans that Cam Newton could be the answer after Tom Brady’s departure. Fast forward to the present, and New England has virtually fallen out of the postseason race.
In a game between two of the NFL’s hottest teams, the Miami Dolphins played host to the reigning Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs in week 14. Up to the task on defense, the Dolphins forced Patrick Mahomes and the high powered Kansas City passing attack into four turnovers in one of their finest performances of the season.
In a game between two teams fighting for playoff seeding in the AFC, the Kansas City Chiefs travel to Miami to battle the Dolphins in week 14.
The Dolphins move to 7-4 as they took care of business today against the New York Jets.
The Miami Dolphins are 6-4 and a game behind the Buffalo Bills for first place in the AFC East. The New York Jets are 0-10 and…well…are the Jets. While the two teams are obviously heading in different directions, a divisional rivalry always brings out the best.
Week 11 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Miami Dolphins take on the Denver Broncos. The Broncos (3-6) are coming off a brutal loss against the Las Vegas Raiders while the Dolphins (6-3) are on a roll after securing a 29-21 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers.
The NFL season continues to roll strong throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Some teams are looking at their schedule and predicting where they will be seeded in the playoffs. Others, meanwhile, are looking to the schedule to determine what draft picks they will have in April’s draft.
During the first few weeks of the 2019 season, the Miami Dolphins seemed to be tasked with a long rebuild ahead of them. With Chris Grier as the general manager, he hired former Patriots defensive coordinator Brian Flores as the new head coach. Grier was hired as the general manager in 2016 after being the team’s director of college scouting. Behind Grier and Flores, the Dolphins underwent a massive makeover and culture shift.
The Arizona Cardinals were the favorites against the Miami Dolphins coming off a huge win and a bye week. However, Tua Tagovailoa and the Miami offense took command early and never looked back.
The now 4-3 Miami Dolphins are headed out west to the desert to take on the 5-2 Arizona Cardinals. The Dolphins are coming off an impressive Week 8 win against the Los Angeles Rams. Meanwhile, the Cardinals are coming off a bye week and are also currently on an impressive three-game win streak.
With a surplus of running back depth, the Kansas City Chiefs have elected to trade running back DeAndre Washington to the Miami Dolphins.
In an AFC East matchup with significant playoff implications, the Miami Dolphins (9-5) defeated the New England Patriots (6-8) to solidify a divisional transition of power. The loss leaves the Patriots with multiple questions as their early offseason approaches, while the Dolphins remain firmly in the playoff hunt.
When the New England Patriots (6-7) and Miami Dolphins (8-5) met back in Week 1, the Patriots emerged victorious and inspired confidence in fans that Cam Newton could be the answer after Tom Brady’s departure. Fast forward to the present, and New England has virtually fallen out of the postseason race.
In a game between two of the NFL’s hottest teams, the Miami Dolphins played host to the reigning Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs in week 14. Up to the task on defense, the Dolphins forced Patrick Mahomes and the high powered Kansas City passing attack into four turnovers in one of their finest performances of the season.
In a game between two teams fighting for playoff seeding in the AFC, the Kansas City Chiefs travel to Miami to battle the Dolphins in week 14.
The Dolphins move to 7-4 as they took care of business today against the New York Jets.
The Miami Dolphins are 6-4 and a game behind the Buffalo Bills for first place in the AFC East. The New York Jets are 0-10 and…well…are the Jets. While the two teams are obviously heading in different directions, a divisional rivalry always brings out the best.
Week 11 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Miami Dolphins take on the Denver Broncos. The Broncos (3-6) are coming off a brutal loss against the Las Vegas Raiders while the Dolphins (6-3) are on a roll after securing a 29-21 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers.
The NFL season continues to roll strong throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Some teams are looking at their schedule and predicting where they will be seeded in the playoffs. Others, meanwhile, are looking to the schedule to determine what draft picks they will have in April’s draft.
During the first few weeks of the 2019 season, the Miami Dolphins seemed to be tasked with a long rebuild ahead of them. With Chris Grier as the general manager, he hired former Patriots defensive coordinator Brian Flores as the new head coach. Grier was hired as the general manager in 2016 after being the team’s director of college scouting. Behind Grier and Flores, the Dolphins underwent a massive makeover and culture shift.
The Arizona Cardinals were the favorites against the Miami Dolphins coming off a huge win and a bye week. However, Tua Tagovailoa and the Miami offense took command early and never looked back.
The now 4-3 Miami Dolphins are headed out west to the desert to take on the 5-2 Arizona Cardinals. The Dolphins are coming off an impressive Week 8 win against the Los Angeles Rams. Meanwhile, the Cardinals are coming off a bye week and are also currently on an impressive three-game win streak.
With a surplus of running back depth, the Kansas City Chiefs have elected to trade running back DeAndre Washington to the Miami Dolphins.
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