The Miami Dolphins need to make some changes. The changes at the top are the ones everyone is talking about, but if Mike McDaniel is still the team’s head coach

The Cleveland Browns trounced the Dolphins 31-6 to bring Miami to 1-6 on the year. Head coach Mike McDaniel said the loss wasn't a result of his guys now wanting it enough. "The guys are tired of… they wanted to f--king win, OK?" McDaniel told reporters after the game. McDaniel also answered questions about his job security:

All of the Dolphins' points came on field goals by Riley Patterson, marking the third time in McDaniel's four years they failed to score a touchdown. They are 29-29 during his tenure and well on their way to missing the playoffs for the second straight season.

With the Dolphins slipping to 1-6 in a blowout loss to the Browns, questions about the job security of coach Mike McDaniel were inevitable.

As many Miami Dolphins fans have hoped for quite some time, head coach Mike McDaniel benched the egregiously paid $212 million man, Tua Tagovailoa, on Sunday in

Miami is 1-6 through seven games of the 2025 season. And the latest performance — a 31-6 blowout loss to the previously 1-5 Browns — could be the last one for coach Mike McDaniel. And possibly for G.M. Chris Grier.

Miami Dolphins were blasted 31–6, by the now 2-5 Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field, in a game that saw Miami head coach Mike McDaniel bench