Ex-Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniel Handed Strong Message on Potential Firing
Miami has scored 11.5 points per game, an NFL low, and lost starting running back De'Von Achane to a season-ending ACL injury.
- On Sunday, Oct. 4, 2026, the Miami Dolphins fell to 0-4 after a 15-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings in Minneapolis, remaining the only NFL squad without a lead all season.
- Miami faces a steep challenge with the 15-1 combined record of its first four opponents, while top running back De'Von Achane is sidelined for the season with a torn ACL.
- Quarterback Malik Willis recorded 85 passing yards, the franchise's lowest recently, though head coach Jeff Hafley praised the defense for holding Minnesota to 15 points, calling the effort "really, really hard and it's really impressive."
- Running back Ollie Gordon scored the team's lone touchdown with a 53-yard run and finished with 100 yards, though a potential 68-yard score by Willis was negated when receiver Chris Bell stepped out of bounds.
- The Dolphins return home Sunday to face Cincinnati in a game preceding a bye week, with quarterback Willis optimistic: "There's no question that the guys are getting better.
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Ex-Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniel Handed Strong Message on Potential Firing
On Sunday, the Miami Dolphins fell to 0-4 with a 15-10 loss against the Minnesota Vikings.It marks the first time the team has started 0-4 since the 2019 season when the team went winless after seven games.The Dolphins are one of five NFL teams that have not won a game. The Los Angeles Chargers are […]
Slow offensive start for the Miami Dolphins continues as the growing pains persist - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
Coach Jeff Hafley seeks improvement after the Dolphins' 15-10 loss to Minnesota left them 0-4 with league-low scoring and offensive struggles.
Slow offensive start for the Dolphins continues as the growing pains persist
While it's no secret that this Dolphins season is about setting the team up for better days in 2027 and beyond, first-year coach Jeff Hafley — to his credit — isn't waiting until next year to want improvement. He craves it now, even with his team off to a 0-4 start after a 15-10 loss…
Malik Willis: Dolphins Must Stop Shooting Themselves in the Foot
Malik Willis: Dolphins Must Stop Shooting Themselves in the Foot The Miami Dolphins continue to show signs of progress, but quarterback Malik Willis knows progress means little without victories. Following Miami’s loss to the Minnesota Vikings, Willis pointed to many of the same issues that have plagued the Dolphins during their 0-4 start. The offense moved the ball, Ollie Gordon II delivered a 100-yard rushing performance, and Miami created opp…
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