Episode
The First Stage Of Grief Is Acceptance.
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- Sep 14, 2026
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- 1828
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Summary
Miami Dolphins fans face a tough reality check as the youngest team in football falls 27-13 to the Las Vegas Raiders. Can growing pains fuel long-term success, or is another challenging season on the horizon? Kyle Crabbs breaks down the game’s most pressing issues, from Kirk Cousins exploiting soft middle coverage to struggles at the line of scrimmage and underwhelming special teams play that handed Vegas prime field position. Despite disappointment, promising signs emerge: Jacob Rodriguez tallies 14 tackles, Caleb Douglas matches a franchise debut receiving record, and rookies like Chris Johnson and Michael Taaffe show flashes of potential. Are these silver linings enough to keep Dolphins fans invested? With Jeff Hafley’s discipline-focused leadership and crucial matchups ahead—especially against the San Francisco 49ers—the focus shifts to player development and evaluating Miami’s new core as the franchise looks to build for the future.