“You’re not the next biggest thing!” Kyle Brandt rips Tua Tagovailoa-led Dolphins offense apart for their poor show against the Bills
The Miami Dolphins had a great start to the season, winning their first three games and dominating the Broncos with a 70-20 victory.
Tua Tagovailoa and Kyle Brandt (Credits: CNN and Twitter)
In a surprising turn of events, the Miami Dolphins suffered a significant defeat to their rivals, the Buffalo Bills, with a score of 48-20. Their defense struggled at crucial moments, and the offense couldn’t outperform the Bills. Commenting on the loss, Kyle Brandt criticized the Miami Dolphins, stating that they aren’t revolutionizing the game and are, in fact, quite ordinary, which led to their setback against the Bills.
“You’re not revolutionizing the sport. You’re not the next biggest thing. You’re gonna be great. I like Miami. Don’t tell us you’re the best thing since sliced bread. You got a nice offense, you did a no-look pass, I’ve seen high school quarterbacks do that,” the analyst said in his show, ‘Good Morning Football.’
The Miami Dolphins had a stunning game when they defeated the Denver Broncos with a score of 70-20 just before their matchup with the Buffalo Bills. Both Tua Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill were in excellent form. They had a chance to break high-scoring records but chose not to.
Given their outstanding offensive performance, many expected an easy win for the Dolphins against the Bills. However, reality turned out differently as Josh Allen‘s masterful performance overshadowed the Dolphins’ chances of winning the game.
The Miami Dolphins struggled because of their defensive issues. They are still getting used to the new defensive strategies implemented by their coordinator, Vic Fangio. Players have acknowledged that they need more time to adapt to these tactics.
Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniel acknowledges defeat against Bills
During a post-game press conference, Head Coach Mike McDaniel and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa both acknowledged the defeat with humility. Coach McDaniel took full responsibility for the team’s poor performance, stating that the NFL is a humbling game, and they would reflect on their mistakes. “We’ll all look in the mirror. I would be lying if I was pumped about anything from our team today. Hindsight, it seems like obviously when you get beat by 28 points, yeah you could argue the opposite of what you did across the board would be a better answer,” the coach said. Tagovailoa shared a similar sentiment in accepting the loss.
The coach will need to reconsider the team’s defensive approach, especially after their struggles against the dynamic duo of Stefon Diggs and Josh Allen. Cornerback Kader Kohou appeared overwhelmed when facing them. It remains to be seen how and when the team fully adapts to Fangio’s defensive strategy.
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