The Miami Dolphins were eliminated from playoff contention when their winning streak was stopped at four games in a 28-15 loss against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday night.
The Miami Dolphins once again couldn’t play in cold weather. And they got a warm blast of hot air from Troy Aikman. Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel responded to Aikman’s brutal and thorough Monday Night Football criticism, according to a post on X by David Furones.
The Miami Dolphins saw their playoff hopes vanish into the freezing Pittsburgh air on Monday night. A 28-15 loss to the Steelers not only snapped their four-game winning streak but also mathematically eliminated them from postseason contention. While the final score suggests a two-possession game, the reality was far uglier for most of the night.
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The Miami Dolphins’ season did not just end on a cold Monday night in Pittsburgh; it unraveled. Publicly, brutally, and with former champions lining up to say exactly what they think went wrong.
The Miami Dolphins fell to 6-8 with their loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday Night Football. The 28-15 defeat snapped Miami’s four-game winning streak and officially eliminated the team from playoff contention.
The Miami Dolphins faced a crushing setback in Week 15 of the NFL season, falling 28-15 to the Pittsburgh Steelers on the road, watching their playoff hopes officially vanish.
The Miami Dolphins’ win streak is over, and so is their chance at making a miracle run to the playoffs. The Dolphins dropped to 6-8 on the season after
The Miami Dolphins did not get a lot of help from the rest of the NFL in Week 15. Miami entered this week's slate of games on the fringes of playoff contention and, before even playing their Monday Night Football contest against the Steelers, saw their pathways to the postseason whittled away to almost none.
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