UNBELIVEABLE: Another star player just broke a world record few hours ago………

The Dolphins need to address several issues to maintain their competitiveness.

The Dolphins must prioritize fixing the O-Line and Defense first to maintain competitiveness.The Dolphins’ offensive line and defensive unit are facing concerns due to injuries and ineffective play. Key player Jaelan Phillips has also been lost. The Dolphins’ recent struggles with the Titans highlight the need for improvement. However, the team’s inability to stop the Titans in the fourth quarter raises concerns about the “there is always next season” issue. The question now is which of these two areas must be addressed first.

The Miami Dolphins have lost starters Phillips and Jerome Baker, potentially for the rest of the season. The secondary struggled to stop Levis from completing a pass to Nick Westbrook-Ikhine for a successful two-point conversion, leading the Titans to take the lead. The Dolphins’ offense sputtered, with the offensive line potentially being blamed. The Dolphins’ piecemeal offensive lineup allowed Raheem Mostert to score two touchdowns without Connor Williams, Terron Armstead, and Robert Hunt. Tua Tagovailoa appeared to be on ice skates due to not having enough time to throw the ball, leading to scrambling. The Dolphins should have continued to attempt to run the ball, as the piecemeal offensive lineup helped Mostert score twice. However, the Dolphins’ lack of stopping the Titans on two separate drives late in the fourth quarter does not dispel Dolfan’s fears that the “there is always next season” issue is about to rear its ugly head again. The question now is which of these two problem areas must be fixed first.

The Miami Dolphins have faced significant issues with their defense, which struggled to stop the Titans and a rookie quarterback late in a game. The team has signed Melvin Ingram to the practice squad, but the defense is still dealing with injuries, including DeShon Elliott, who will miss the Dolphins game against the New York Jets. The Dolphins’ offense has shown it can score with a patchwork offensive line, but if they can only run the ball, they become a one-dimensional offense. The Dolphins must decide which to prioritize first, with the defense being the most crucial area to address. Signing Ingram to the practice squad was a good move, and if the Dolphins want to avoid the “there’s always next season” feeling, they must address their struggling defense.