Tua says he's playing the game the way he always has. That means taking some risks, whether we like it or not, including tackling to prevent pick-6s.

Luckily for Miami, they face a lackluster Las Vegas Raiders team in Week 11. The Raiders have struggled to do anything well. They beat the Baltimore Ravens in Week 2 and it's been all downhill from there. With only two wins, the Raiders are more likely to wind up with the first overall pick than a playoff spot at this point.

The Los Angeles Rams' crushing home loss on Monday to Miami snapped a three game winning streak and hurt their playoff hopes heading into Week 11. Sitting at 4-5, the Rams now trail first place Arizona by 1.

Entering Monday Night Football, where do the Miami Dolphins stand in the Week 11 NFL Power Rankings? And Kansas City overtakes Detroit.

It wasn't quite a case of one step forward, two steps back, but the Los Angeles Rams certainly didn't help themselves in Monday night's loss to the Miami Dolphins. After winning three in a row, they were held out of the end zone for 60 minutes and lost a

Jackson allowed two pressures and one sack but his pass-blocking grade of 77.8 led all Rams players. LB Christian Rozeboom: 89.6 Turner was everywhere for the Rams on Monday night, making six tackles,

Find out who will play and who is out in today's injury report for the Miami Dolphins vs. Las Vegas Raiders Week 11 game on Sunday, November 17, 2024.

Given what we already knew, the Miami Dolphins' first injury report of Week 11 overall wasn't so bad. The team was missing three starters, but that was expected given the injuries sustained by cornerback Kendall Fuller (concussion) and guard Robert Jones (knee) as well as Tyreek Hill's ongoing wrist issue.

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel paid no mind to comments a former Dolphins player made about his team. During an appearance on the Punch Line

Pittsburgh Steelers safety DeShon Elliott is looking to exact revenge against his original team, the Baltimore Ravens, when the AFC North rivals clash on Sunday. In the meantime, he's already taken shots at his other former team,

Former Miami Dolphins safety DeShon Elliott said the Dolphins were "soft as f---" last season. Elliott, who played just one season in Miami, now plays for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The comments were made on "The Punch Line Podcast" in Baltimore.