The Miami Dolphins’ biggest problem isn’t simply their 0-2 record. Miami still hasn’t recorded a first-half defensive stop through two games, opponents have scored on 10 of 17 possessions and the Dolphins’ supposed foundational players have yet to consistently make game-changing plays.
Wes Goldberg breaks down the two most troubling trends from Miami’s start. Jeff Hafley still needs to manufacture a pass rush to protect a young secondary, while Malik Willis, De’Von Achane, Chop Robinson and Zach Sieler all need to elevate their play. These aren’t necessarily bad performances—but Miami needs its building blocks to start changing games.
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