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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 necessary for an offense that has struggled throughout the season. With the Dolphins averaging only 11.3 points per game and suffering from a 10-quarter touchdown drought, McDaniel acknowledged a disconnect between preparation and execution. Quarterback Tyler Huntley, starting in place of the injured Tua Tagovailoa, faced challenges in his first start, leading to a lackluster offensive performance. The team is looking to regroup as they prepare for a crucial matchup against the New England Patriots in Week 5.
- Dolphins' offense is currently the worst in the NFL, averaging just 11.3 points per game.
- Coach McDaniel is considering significant changes after the team's poor performance.
- Quarterback Tyler Huntley struggled in his first start, impacting the offense's effectiveness.
Tyler Huntley | QB
Pickup
Week 4
96 pass yards
1 fumbles
- Completed 14-of-22 passes for 96 yards in his first start.
- Struggled with timing and connection with star receiver Tyreek Hill.
- Charged with a fumble due to a dropped pass that was ruled a backwards pass.
Tyreek Hill | WR
Week 4
- Had a rough game with missed opportunities for big plays.
- Dropped a pass that led to a fumble on the opening drive.
Miami Dolphins
- Currently 1-3, facing historical pressure to turn the season around.
- Offensive struggles are a team-wide issue, not just the quarterback.
Tennessee Titans
- Capitalized on Dolphins' mistakes to secure a convincing victory.
- Demonstrated strong defensive performance, limiting Miami to 184 total yards.