Dolphins Week 4 Team Grades: Saints Embarrass Miami In London With 20-0 Thrashing
Another game, another atrocious performance by the Miami Dolphins, as this time, they fell 20-0 to the New Orleans Saints in London.
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Another game, another atrocious performance by the Miami Dolphins, as this time, they fell 20-0 to the New Orleans Saints in London.
For the second straight week the Miami Dolphins looked a like a lost team, unable to generate any momentum on either side of the ball.
It's been an interesting couple weeks around the National Football League.
Things are going south in a hurry for the Miami Dolphins.
The Miami Dolphins may only be playing their third game of the season but the feel amongst the players and coaches is that a win in London is crucial.
Playing in the U.K. isn't just another game for Dolphins running back Jay Ajayi.
"What I saw [this week] was a group of guys that were ready to come out to practice and do what they've been doing all year," said Gase.
"As a whole, offensively, we've just got to play better," noted Cutler. "That starts with me, so I've got to get back to work and help everyone stay on time and be efficient offensively."
Asked if the trust between he and Timmons has been restored, Gase answered with an emphatic "yes." Gase added he has no concerns about how the locker room will accept him back into the fold.
Only two teams remain undefeated after three weeks of football, both have winnable games that could make them undefeated at the quarter mark of the season.
The Broward State Attorney's Office announced Tuesday that it would not be filing criminal charges against Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jarvis Landry.
Linebacker Lawrence Timmons will be making his Miami Dolphins debut on Sunday.
After having their request to play Week 4 in South Florida denied, the Miami Dolphins travel to London's Wembley Stadium for an NFL International Series contest against the New Orleans Saints.
The Miami Dolphins, the NFL and the rest of the American sports world are wrapped up in a political whirlwind.
"Just a lot of bad football," Dolphins head coach Adam Gase said Monday. "We had more mental errors than we've had in the last two years."
