Dolphins have hope of turning season around after their complete performance against Rams
Associated PressMIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Mike McDaniel knew it was only a matter of time before his Miami Dolphins would finally put together a full game of complementary football. “You base it upon the teammates that you have and the type of football that you think you’re capable of playing.” The Dolphins showed flashes during their previous two games. In Monday night’s 23-15 win over the host Los Angeles Rams, Miami’s defense was strong, and the offense played well enough to overcome its mistakes. So, I was very happy with the way the guys have persevered, stayed together, came across the country and found a way to get a win.” Tagovailoa said he hopes Monday was the start of a run that can turn the Dolphins’ season around. What’s working Miami’s defense was boosted by the return of tackle Zach Sieler, who came back from an orbital bone fracture and had a tackle for a 10-yard loss on the Rams’ first offensive play.