Jeff Hafley Sends Strong Message After Dolphins Fall to 0-4 The Miami Dolphins are 0-4, but head coach Jeff Hafley still sees signs that his young team is moving in the right direction.
After their 15-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, the power rankings weren’t very kind to the Miami Dolphins this week. Without a win through four weeks (0-4), they are one of five winless teams in the NFL, joining the Tennessee Titans, Houston Texans, Los Angeles Chargers, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Miami Dolphins remained winless following their loss against the Minnesota Vikings, but after their closest call yet this season they're inching their way out of the bottom of the NFL power rankings.
A month into the 2026 NFL season, it’s becoming much easier to separate the contenders from the pretenders. For the Miami Dolphins, however, the expectations were never particularly high.
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The Miami Dolphins are one of five NFL teams to be 0-4 after the first month of the season, and nothing is clicking in South Beach. The Dolphins are last in the league with just 11.5 points per game, and the offense is so bad that Miami is on the wrong side of the NFL record books.
The Miami Dolphins suffered their fourth straight loss Sunday, this time at the hands of the Minnesota Vikings. Let’s take a look at the film and review the key takeaways.
Dolphins Show Flashes, but Inconsistency Leads to 0-4 Start The Minnesota Vikings won 15-10. No one expected the Miami Dolphins to travel to Minneapolis and defeat the undefeated Vikings on their home turf.
At some point, the Miami Dolphins have to run out of new ways to lose. The Dolphins already were expected to be one of the NFL’s worst teams, so catching a few breaks early in the season would have been nice.
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Chris Bell Finding His Groove as Dolphins Search for First Win Miami Dolphins rookie wide receiver Chris Bell believes he is beginning to find his footing in the NFL.
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Following the Miami Dolphins’ gritty Week 4 clash against the Minnesota Vikings, the post-game narrative has quickly evolved into a classic tale of two units.
Based on the Miami Dolphins ‘ 15-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings , which dropped Miami to 0-4 heading into their home game against the Cincinnati Bengals
Chop Robinson had his best game of the season despite the Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Minnesota Vikings. He registered two tackles in the 15-10 loss at U.S.
The Miami Dolphins waived running back Carlos Washington Jr. on Monday, closing a brief stay on the active roster that never produced a snap in a regular-season game, the team announced.
Jacob Rodriguez Continues Stellar Start to NFL Career in Vikings Loss Although Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings ended in another loss, it marked the Miami Dolphins’ best defensive performance of the season so far.
The Miami Dolphins have had a few close calls. But no breakthrough in the win column just yet. And head coach Jeff Hafley pulled no punches in his message to the team as this season moves ahead.
The Miami Dolphins announced they have waived RB Carlos Washington Jr. Washington, 27, signed with the Falcons as an undrafted free agent out of Southeastern Louisiana following the 2023 draft.
The Miami Dolphins have somehow managed to make NFL history in a way no franchise would ever want to. According to Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press, only three NFL teams since 2002 have failed to score more than 13 points in each of their first four games.
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