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this Miami Dolphins The New England Patriots suffered a huge loss on Sunday as pressure increased ownership to determine its general manager and head coach.
After the 33-27 defeat, Mike McDaniel’s post-match press conference did not do much to inspire fans’ confidence. He was asked about the team’s failure to earn a fourth conversion in the final game.
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Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel ran to the locker room in the first half of an NFL football game in Miami Gardens, Florida on Sunday, September 14, 2025. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
“It was a frustration for me, it wasn’t the decision to pay us, nor the party calls that sometimes happen,” McDaniel said. “But it wasn’t that time. I got the call from the drama, but I needed to do better to oversee the choreography in our multiple human-industry groups.
“To win the game, you have to win the game, not to be honest. That’s how you lose the game. This is how you move the ball to the field, you are first and 10, and then you find yourself in second and 20. It’s crucial.
Later, he lamented that the team failed to execute correctly in critical situations. Patriot’s defense must Tua Tagovailoa On the last drive twice, they delayed the game’s fine.
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A flag that calls for a flight to the New England Patriots at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens on Sunday, September 14, 2025. Shooting head coach Mike McDaniel and GM Chris Grier are required to fly over on Sunday, September 14, 2025. (Joe Cavaretta/South Florida Sun-Sentinel via AP)
McDaniel’s clever boundaries are deaf, and fans are becoming increasingly frustrated this week. A plane flew over Hard Rock Stadium and asked McDaniel and General Manager Chris Grier to open fire.
Miami’s schedule is not easy either.
Dolphin will play Buffalo bills On Thursday night, the New York Jets lurked around the corner. Miami can play 0-3 against the divisional opponents.
McDaniel said that despite the start of the 0-2 season, he is not necessarily worried about his job security.
“I think if I’m worried about my job security, I won’t do my job, and I think it’s essentially related to everything I believe,” he said. “I never felt qualified – I never felt entitled to this position, and it’s very important for me to spend all my sober time, worrying about how to do my job exactly and all the residual effects, there are a lot of people affected.
Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel watches players warm-up before the NFL football game in Miami Gardens, Florida on Sunday, September 14, 2025. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
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“Yes, I don’t spend a moment thinking about everything about people – whatever people want me to think about.
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