Miami Dolphins at Los Angeles Rams
SoFi Stadium- Inglewood, CA
Network(s): ESPN
Time Clock |
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Final |
Scoreboard
Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Total | |
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MIA | 7 | 3 | 7 | 6 | 23 |
LAR | 0 | 6 | 0 | 9 | 15 |
Scoring Plays
Team | Quarter | Type | Description |
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MIA | 1 | TD | Malik Washington 18 Yd Run (Jason Sanders Kick) |
MIA | 2 | FG | Jason Sanders 50 Yd Field Goal |
LAR | 2 | FG | Joshua Karty 34 Yd Field Goal |
LAR | 2 | FG | Joshua Karty 55 Yd Field Goal |
MIA | 3 | TD | Tyreek Hill 1 Yd pass from Tua Tagovailoa (Jason Sanders Kick) |
LAR | 4 | FG | Joshua Karty 53 Yd Field Goal |
MIA | 4 | FG | Jason Sanders 37 Yd Field Goal |
LAR | 4 | FG | Joshua Karty 22 Yd Field Goal |
MIA | 4 | FG | Jason Sanders 50 Yd Field Goal |
LAR | 4 | FG | Joshua Karty 31 Yd Field Goal |
Highlights from ESPN.com (Note: These links may expire in a few days)
- Jonnu Smith runs over Christian Rozeboom to set Tyreek Hill up for a Dolphins touchdown.
- Malik Washington houses his first NFL touchdown to cap off a five-play opening drive for the Dolphins.
- Calais Campbell tips Matthew Stafford's pass for an Anthony Walker Jr. interception.
- Tua Tagovailoa buys time in the pocket and finds Jaylen Waddle down field to pick up 36 yards for the Dolphins.
- After Tua Tagovailoa is picked off by Christian Rozeboom, the Dolphins get the ball right back on a Kyren Williams fumble.
- Kyren Williams reaches through Kader Kohou's helmet and pokes his ear.
- Matthew Stafford dimes Cooper Kupp, who makes a one-handed snag for a Rams first down.
- After settling for a field goal on third down, the Rams can't recover the onside kick to seal the Dolphins' win.
Passing Leaders
Team | Player | C/ATT | YDS | TD | INT | SACKS |
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MIA | Tua Tagovailoa | 20/28 | 207 | 1 | 1 | 3-36 |
LAR | Matthew Stafford | 32/46 | 293 | 0 | 1 | 4-36 |
Rushing Leaders
Team | Player | CAR | YDS | AVG | TD | LONG |
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MIA | De'Von Achane | 12 | 37 | 3.1 | 0 | 15 |
LAR | Kyren Williams | 15 | 62 | 4.1 | 0 | 9 |
Receiving Leaders
Team | Player | REC | YDS | AVG | TD | LONG | TGTS |
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MIA | Jaylen Waddle | 3 | 57 | 19.0 | 0 | 36 | 6 |
LAR | Puka Nacua | 9 | 98 | 10.9 | 0 | 21 | 14 |
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39 comments
Genuinely the most cowardly game I’ve seen us play in Los Angeles. Against a team with two wins, a clearly still injured star receiver, and a quarterback who is one sack away from being a statistic.
Karty is a beast.
This defense massively over performs their $ value.
This offense is embarrassing. That’s probably all she wrote for us, Cards are playing too well.
I miss Higbee ngl
Jonah Jackson, Joe Noteboom and offensive mastermind Sean McVay need to answer for their sins today. What a disaster.
Just shows how McVays play calling has not evolved or changed. We had everyone back. A 2-6 Dolphins defense owned us.
AD probably sick to his stomach
If you’re depending on a TD, why not go for end zone instead of going for a FG on 3rd and 10? At least kick a FG one minute earlier with that logic…
Needs the Seahawks to beat the niners
big blow
That just might have cost the season. Against a trash team. This one hurts
Death by a thousand cuts. Love getting sacked on 1st down and immediately deciding the drive is over so let’s just run the ball and get 2 yards. I get why teams do this but we do it EVERY time and it has never worked.
The fumble hurt us and the unsportsman like conduct penalty on Brown hurt what was otherwise an incredible defensive performance.
Also it looked like we never even practiced with this OLine setup. I know it’s new, but Jonah Jackson’s high snaps are way too frequent.
1. Defense played phenomenally. Completely let down by our offense.
2. The catch-22 of getting OL back is that it’s going to disrupt the chemistry of the group that had been playing together. But that’s no excuse for how bad this group looked. Noteboom in particular was an absolute revolving door. Needs to be sent packing after the season.
3. Seriously, wtf was our offense doing this whole game??
Fucking pathetic performance from the offense. Defense held Miami to 238 yards of offense and we fucking pissed it away.
Defense is still improving and played a mostly solid game. Offense let them down completely
Can’t wait to hear’ ” I have to put us in better positions” for the millionth time
I’m super confused why we didn’t just kneel down on third down in the red zone if we’re gonna give up
Limmer should be our starting C from this point on.
Johnson, Parkinson, Tre white: our FA signings are trash compared to our Draft picks.
I’m gonna die before I ever see the Rams beat the Dolphins (and Bills for that matter).
One of the most frustrating games I’ve seen in a long time, just awful offense and wasting a pretty good outing from the defense.
Why the f* did he drop two Oline men who had been playing we’ll
And noteboom can just be dumped now wth hell is he even doing on the team
Just sitting here with the tv off thinking about how winnable this game was.
Lose to a 2-6 team ✅
At home ✅
Without scoring a TD ✅
With the defense creating 2 turnovers & 2 sacks ✅
With Aaron Donald in the house ✅
We are so back baby
I’m trying to figure out why this loss has me feeling worse than any other this season and Idk. I’ve never seen a team in the McVay era play with basically zero energy. Fucking Rozeboom had the most energy on the team tonight. That’s how you know it’s bad. Like what the fuck happened?
Should’ve waited another week before inserting Avila and Jackson in. Lost all chemistry and Then Noteboom getting pushed back like he’s 150lbs. Stafford can’t even get to 1-Mississippi before he feels the pressure. Horrible. Got some pressure on Tua but not consistently enough. He can be rattled just like his one pick plus our CBs need all the crutches it can get.
Really expected better from McVay and now we’re onto a patriots team that just beat Chicago
Anyone expecting an easy win hasn’t been watching our team. We can beat any team but by god we can lose to any team.
Not a good showing by the OLine but honestly everything I’ve ever heard about OLine play over 20+ years of watching football is it comes down to continuity.
Great to have the studs back, we need Hav back on the right side but it mayyy take more than 1 game to gel.
Defense played great IMO. Special teams slightly above average. The offense let us down.
On to New England next week, let’s see if we can get to 5-5.
If you have realistic expectations, 5-5 heading into the final 7 game stretch, let’s see if we can grab the 7th seed and make some noise in the playoffs.
Making so many crazy changes to the offensive line was nuts.
Jonah Jackson is a terrible center.
Maybe Steve Avila is too?
Noteboom is the single worst contract this team has given out during the McVay/Sneed era. There is nothing that could be said to convince me otherwise. At least with their other shitty contracts, those players were good at some point during their career. This dude is absolute trash. During a single 3 play stretch, he did not lay a hand on a single Dolphins player. At least 3 drives were killed because of his ineptitude to block anyone. I would rather have Bobby Evans back and have an extra 13M/yr to give to someone else.
When you lose a lot of early games – it’s these games that haunt you in the end.
Jonah Jackson almost single handedly lost the game for the RAMS.
This game was supposed to show us what a playoff run would look like with a basically fully healthy team. This team ain’t making it to the playoffs
Our defense was doing the best they could, if only offense converted
Frustrating game. We gotta make major changes to the playcalling, it’s just was not good enough today and yet again red zone is our kryptonite. Stafford didn’t have a good game, missing a wide open TD to Kyren. I thought the defense played great for as long as you could ask them to before they got tired of being on the field all game because the offense couldn’t sustain drives and finish drives. Offense energizes the defense, but they got no help from that side of the ball tonight.
But there are positives. Jared Verse solidified his DROY campaign tonight, what a beast of a player. And Karty would have had three FGs from 50+ if not for a stupid false start penalty. Two young studs for the future. And Puka had as close to a return to form game as we’ve seen from him so far. But definitely a frustrating game. Offense just didn’t come to play.
Fuck it, teach tape for next week against New England. Beat the fucking Pats and we move.
The team beat itself, but this was one of McVays most cowardly games. With 6 min left, down 11 and 4 yards out, you gotta go for the TD. You probably only have 1 possession left. You can’t kick a FG and bank on getting that 2pt conversion and you can’t bank on your defense to not give up a FG and put you back down 11 again with no time left. Then he did it again, kicking on 3rd and 10 down 11 again
Fisher ball has returned…quick lets sign Case Keenum
Haven’t seen an offense this bad with Matthew Stafford in quite a while. All the mistakes and we kept shooting ourselves in the foot on multiple occasions. Not as bad as the Yankees in the 5th inning of Game 5, but still pretty bad and costly.
I’m buying my Karty jersey tonight r
McVay’s playcalling is quite poor this season, Noteboom is garbage, Jonah Jackson has no business playing Center, Avila looked poor, Stafford was good between the 20’s and bad in the red zone as usual. Secondary is bad, D-line is great, LB’s are bad. Karty is good. Nothing else to say
Between this game and trump winning last week I am firmly in a spiraling depression and I’m unfortunately not joking.