Are The Miami Dolphins Going To Change Their Culture?

Recently, the Miami Dolphins have been touting themselves as changing their culture, though there are many things I can think of that will change their culture. I will give you two reasons, not three, that will change their culture, and then I will wrap it up. So, let’s take a Deep Dive into this recent situation involving the potential shift in culture for the Dolphins.

Win More Games

For the Miami Dolphins to actually change their culture, rather than just saying it, is to perform and win games on Sundays. For us, delusional fans, we need to see real change on Sunday, and that comes in the form of wins. Just look at what the Detroit Lions did recently with Dan Campbell as their head coach. What did the Lions do that the Dolphins cannot, you ask? That is to find ways to win, especially in those tight, close games where your defense needs a stop on third or fourth down. Not to mention the Lions play a completely different style of game than the Dolphins, and they are an NFC team.

If the Dolphins actually played like them and also the Kansas City Chiefs, since Kansas City is in their conference, not only would they win more games, but possibly their division and a playoff game. That playoff win has eluded this Dolphins fan base since 2000. Culture change is not blowing a two-score lead in the final three minutes of a game on Monday Night Football against the Tennessee Titans to Will Levis of all people. That you just have to find a way to win, and that one game proved that they are incapable of clock management, just like most of this league.

Clock management is another important aspect of winning more games, as it allows you to possess the ball long enough to prevent your opponent from scoring. It is simple, but no one in the NFL knows how to do it properly, like competitive and even casual Madden players like me. If you play like the actual good teams, you cannot just emulate what they do; you have to do it your own way. It just so happens now everyone uses cheat motion, or at least some teams do, like the Dolphins.

I could go on and on about how the Dolphins can play a more in-your-face type of football, but that just is not their game. Their game is more about speed and taking their opponent on a track meet. The Florida Panthers were this until Paul Maurice was hired as head coach, and they played a completely different style of hockey better suited for the playoffs.

Maybe the Dolphins can take some notes on the Florida Panthers on how to win as well,l but that is enough from me on this segment because I have other things on my mind than just winning more games.