The Miami Dolphins enter the bye winless, but their 0-5 record doesn’t tell the entire story. Miami has faced opponents with a combined 20-4 record, the defense has improved every week and the running game has remained productive even after losing De’Von Achane. Wes Goldberg gives his pre-bye report card and explains why he’s focused on subtraction rather than adding more to the scheme. The Dolphins need to eliminate negative plays in the red zone and clean up repeated special teams mistakes. Malik Willis still has to improve, but Miami’s biggest path toward becoming more competitive may simply be stopping the self-inflicted damage.
The Miami Dolphins enter the bye winless, but their 0-5 record doesn’t tell the entire story. Miami has faced opponents with a combined 20-4 record, the defense has improved every week and the running game has remained productive even after losing De’Von Achane.
Wes Goldberg gives his pre-bye report card and explains why he’s focused on subtraction rather than adding more to the scheme. The Dolphins need to eliminate negative plays in the red zone and clean up repeated special teams mistakes. Malik Willis still has to improve, but Miami’s biggest path toward becoming more competitive may simply be stopping the self-inflicted damage.