The Miami Dolphins face a massive Week 2 test against the San Francisco 49ers, and five questions could define whether Miami looks any better than it did in the season opener. Jeff Hafley is under pressure, De’Von Achane needs more opportunities and Chop Robinson desperately needs a bounce-back performance. Wes Goldberg breaks down how Miami can get Achane more involved after just 11 carries against Las Vegas, why avoiding negative plays has to be the priority and what Robinson needs to show after a quiet Week 1. Plus, what would actually make us feel better about the Dolphins’ direction—even if they don’t win?
The Miami Dolphins face a massive Week 2 test against the San Francisco 49ers, and five questions could define whether Miami looks any better than it did in the season opener. Jeff Hafley is under pressure, De’Von Achane needs more opportunities and Chop Robinson desperately needs a bounce-back performance.
Wes Goldberg breaks down how Miami can get Achane more involved after just 11 carries against Las Vegas, why avoiding negative plays has to be the priority and what Robinson needs to show after a quiet Week 1. Plus, what would actually make us feel better about the Dolphins’ direction—even if they don’t win?