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The Miami Dolphins have struggled offensively in the absence of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who is on injured reserve due to a concussion. After leading the NFL in yards last season, the Dolphins now rank 21st in offense and average a league-worst 12.3 points per game. Coach Mike McDaniel has turned to backup quarterbacks Skylar Thompson and Tyler Huntley, but neither has been able to revitalize the offense. The team has also faced issues with its receiving corps and run game, leading to a significant decline in performance compared to last season.
- Dolphins' offense has significantly declined without Tagovailoa.
- Backup quarterbacks have struggled to execute the offensive scheme.
- The team is looking for ways to improve during the bye week.
Tua Tagovailoa | QB
Injury
Week 6
- Placed on injured reserve due to a concussion.
- Not eligible to return until Week 8.
Skylar Thompson | QB
Pickup
Week 5
107 pass yards
000- Started against the Seahawks but struggled with a 6.1 QBR.
- Completed 13 of 19 passes for 107 yards in that game.
Tyler Huntley | QB
Pickup
Week 6
- Signed off the Ravens practice squad.
- Expected to continue as the starter during Tagovailoa's absence.
Jaylen Waddle | WR
Week 6
- On pace for fewer than 1,000 receiving yards this season.
- Emphasized the need for receivers to step up in Tagovailoa's absence.
Tyreek Hill | WR
Week 6
- Also on pace for fewer than 1,000 receiving yards this season.
- Stressed the importance of receivers making plays.
Miami Dolphins
- Offense has dropped from leading the league to 21st in five weeks.
- Struggles with backup quarterbacks and a lack of offensive chemistry.
- Need to improve execution and adapt during the bye week.