Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel had no bad news regarding quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's recovery. When asked about his pending return and status, McDaniel said everything is “so far so good” per The Athletic's RJ Kraft. “Nothing negative so far, but we’re still in the process,” McDaniel said.

When McDaniel states that “everything is on the table,” it’s hard to envision him not considering making Huntley’s mobility a focal point to open up the passing game. Then again, it’s possible Skylar Thompson will have a chance to earn the starting job back to get the team back to McDaniel’s scheme.

The Dolphins coach understands why fans are booing at all of their home games through a 1-3 start as his Miami offense ranks dead last in the league.

Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel says everything is on the table after the Dolphins sink to a new low in 31-12 loss to the Tennessee Titans.

But, I wanted to ask you one simple favor as a live-and-breathe Dolphins fan and as a representative of a decent portion of the fanbase. Please stop trying so hard. Maybe this is just my opinion, but to me,

Narratives in the NFL shift as rapidly as the winter winds in the league’s Northeast stadiums. But it’s not Mother Nature that dictates these narrative shifts, it’s the quarterbacks. For the past two seasons,

The Miami Dolphins are 1-3, having lost to the Titans. Fans want heads to roll, with some upset with Mike McDaniel, Chris Grier or both.