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The Miami Dolphins are down yet again, this time against a squad that is winning. The Dolphins offense was nonexistent in the first half of their 21-0 halftime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. The Dolphins had to play catch-up the whole game after Tyreek Hill handed up a costly fumble just before the half ended. Their toughest enemy was the Dolphins offense, which committed numerous penalties, dropped passes, and misunderstandings. Regretfully, the game ended due to a mishandled snap by Connor Williams and Tua Tagovailoa.

Bravo, though, to the Dolphins defense, which surrendered just 14 points. On the game’s opening drive, the Chiefs appeared to have it all under control, but the Dolphins defense held firm and kept the club in the contest.

Check out that story here, and the roundup for the remainder of the day is below.

“You Will Need to Respond for Outcomes” – Miami Dolphins Recognize Their Doubts Following Recent Loss
After an ugly, if scrappy, performance against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, the Miami Dolphins’ losing run versus elite teams is still intact.

Chiefs at Dolphins
Chiefs 21, Dolphins 14: A to Z Sports provides immediate analysis
Despite rallying from an early deficit, the Dolphins were unable to overcome the Chiefs.

Observations from Week 9 of the Miami Dolphins vs. Kansas City Chiefs: Five Things to Know
In an intensely interesting game in Frankfurt, Germany, the Miami Dolphins mounted a strong comeback, which the Kansas City Chiefs withstood.

Tua Tagovailoa of the Dolphins is to blame for the Chiefs’ defeat – ESPN
After the Dolphins almost overcame a 21-0 deficit, Miami quarterback Tua Tagovailoa accepted responsibility for the way Sunday’s 21-14 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs transpired.

Losing against the Chiefs makes the Dolphins a pretender among NFL contenders.
With their potent offensive, the Dolphins had an opportunity to live up to the enormous expectations placed on them. They were unsuccessful.

On Sunday, the defense of the Miami Dolphins deserved better.
In their game against the reigning champion Kansas City Chiefs, the Miami Dolphins’ defense came dangerously close to winning.

The Miami Dolphins defense shuts down the Kansas City Chiefs offense in the second half.
A crucial sack-fumble by Bradley Chubb altered the course of the Dolphins’ defeat to the Chiefs. Chubb remarked, “But we have to figure out how to keep that going.”

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Losing against the Chiefs makes the Dolphins a pretender among NFL contenders.
With their potent offensive, the Dolphins had an opportunity to live up to the enormous expectations placed on them. They were unsuccessful.

On Sunday, the defense of the Miami Dolphins deserved better.
In their game against the reigning champion Kansas City Chiefs, the Miami Dolphins’ defense came dangerously close to winning.

The Miami Dolphins defense shuts down the Kansas City Chiefs offense in the second half.
A crucial sack-fumble by Bradley Chubb altered the course of the Dolphins’ defeat to the Chiefs. Chubb remarked, “But we have to figure out how to keep that going.”

Week 9: Miami Dolphins vs. Chiefs final score and instant responses – The Phinsider
In Week 9 of the 2023 NFL season, the Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs played a Sunday morning game from Frankfurt, Germany. These are our first thoughts after the game.

Week 9 2023 Miami Dolphins fan rooting guide – The Phinsider
We had a full day of football to watch on Sunday because the Miami Dolphins played in the morning game. What effect does the Dolphins’ remaining games this week have? In the Week 9 rooting guide, we examine.