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After a disappointing 31-12 loss to the Tennessee Titans, Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel indicated that significant changes may be coming to the team's struggling offense. The Dolphins, averaging only 11.3 points per game and sitting at 1-3, have faced challenges with execution and preparation. Quarterback Tyler Huntley, starting in place of injured players, faced difficulties connecting with star receiver Tyreek Hill, leading to a lackluster offensive performance. The team is under pressure as they prepare for a critical matchup against the New England Patriots in Week 5.
- Miami Dolphins' offense is the worst in the NFL, averaging just 11.3 points per game.
- Quarterback Tyler Huntley struggles in his first start, with multiple missed opportunities to connect with Tyreek Hill.
- The team must improve execution and reduce penalties to turn their season around.
Tyler Huntley | QB
Pickup
Week 4
96 pass yards
1 fumbles
0- Completed 14-of-22 passes for 96 yards in his first start.
- Struggled with timing and connection with star receiver Tyreek Hill.
Tyreek Hill | WR
Injury
Week 4
- Had a dropped pass that was ruled a fumble.
- Missed opportunities for big plays due to underthrown and overthrown passes from Huntley.
Jaylen Waddle | WR
Week 4
- Emphasized the need for playmakers to step up in the absence of Tua Tagovailoa.
Alec Ingold | RB
Week 4
- Stressed that the offensive struggles are a team effort and not solely the quarterback's fault.
Miami Dolphins
- Currently the worst scoring offense in the NFL.
- Need to improve execution and reduce penalties to have a chance at the playoffs.
Tennessee Titans
- Secured a strong win against the Dolphins, showcasing their defensive capabilities.