Dolphins
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Achane's Torn ACL Leaves the Dolphins Without a Plan, Not Just a Running Back
Miami's $64 million bet on De'Von Achane just lost its entire season. The bigger problem is what's left behind him.
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The Dolphins' Offensive Line Problem Showed Up in Week One, Right on Schedule
Miami lost its Jeff Hafley debut 27-13 in Las Vegas, and the issues that were supposed to define this rebuild all showed up in the same game.
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The Dolphins' Pass Rush Was Supposed to Carry This Defense. It Vanished in Week 1.
Miami's rebuild opened with a 27-13 loss in Las Vegas, and the most alarming part wasn't the score. It was that Chop Robinson, the one proven difference-maker on defense, didn't show up at all.
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The Mendoza era can wait. The Dolphins get Kirk Cousins instead.
Las Vegas is starting the veteran over the No. 1 overall pick, which changes what Miami's Week 1 defense is actually being asked to do.
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Tua came back to Hard Rock in red and black, and Miami booed
Seven of eight for 95 yards, one touchdown drive, two turnovers, and a preseason night that was never really about the football.
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The Dolphins tore it down to the studs. Now they have to play the season.
No Tua, no Tyreek, no Waddle, no McDaniel. Jeff Hafley inherits a roster with almost nothing left from the team that got him hired.