This is a good time for Miami Dolphins to take a break | D'Angelo
The Dolphins slipped to 0-5 after a 31-24 loss to Joe Burrow and the Bengals at Hard Rock Stadium. The game sends Miami into a bye week.
The Miami Dolphins suffered a 31-24 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday, extending their losing streak to five games. The team's edge rusher Chop Robinson was so thrilled with a dramatic play that he began mimicking chopping wood, which resulted in a penalty for being offside. Despite the setback, Dolphins receiver Kevin Coleman believes the second half of the game showed that the team is capable of being a four-quarter squad.
Running back Ollie Gordon II was seen losing his composure on the sideline, which coach Jeff Hafley acknowledged as a sign that the team needs a break. Coach Hafley stated that the bye week will be used for self-reflection, rest, and rehabilitation. Quarterback Malik Willis and the Dolphins' defense have been giving away the football all season, and this loss was no different. The team must regroup and refocus for their upcoming game against the Jets on October 25th.
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