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Miami Dolphins stay 0-4 after scoring 10 at Minnesota
Livemint··6d ago
The Miami Dolphins lost 15-10 at Minnesota on Sunday, falling to 0-4 after scoring 13, 13, 10 and 10 in four games. Coach Jeff Hafley said the rebuild would be a tough journey. The team averages 11.5 points per game, lowest in the NFL. Rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez had 18 tackles, most by a first-year Dolphin since tracking began.
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What It Means For You
- Miami has not held a lead for a single second this season, statistics cited show.
- Running back De'Von Achane is out for the year with a torn ACL.
- A negated 68-yard touchdown pass would have raised Miami's passing total to 153 yards.
What's Happening
- Only three NFL teams since 2002 failed to top 13 points in each of their first four games.
- The 2004 and 2019 Dolphins were the previous teams on that list.
- Quarterback Malik Willis said the offense is competing despite the winless record.
Miami's scoring drought
- Miami managed 85 passing yards, its lowest since a 55-yard game in 2010.
- Hafley told players to speak to the general manager if they were not committed.
- Receiver Chris Bell stepped out of bounds by about an inch on the wiped touchdown.
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