Dolphins Make History, Beat Patriots Without Tua for First Time in 5 Years

The Miami Dolphins have made history by defeating the New England Patriots 15-10 without their star quarterback Tua Tagovailoa for the first time in five years (since 2018). This victory marks a significant milestone for the franchise and showcases their growth and resilience.

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The Dolphins’ defense was a standout unit, holding the Patriots to a season-low 10 points. This performance demonstrates their strength and determination, and they have now held the Patriots to 10 points or less on three occasions since 2010. In 2019, the Dolphins held the Patriots to 7 points, and in 2018, they held them to 9 points.

Quarterback Tyler Huntley led the Dolphins’ offense, completing 18 of 31 passes for 194 yards, with 1 interception and a 63.1 passer rating. Although his stats may not have been eye-popping, he played a crucial role in securing the victory for Miami. Huntley’s performance was a testament to the team’s depth and talent.

The Dolphins’ victory improves their record to 2-3, while the Patriots fall to 1-4. This win demonstrates that the Dolphins are a force to be reckoned with in the NFL and sets them up for continued success. Since 2010, the Dolphins have won 4 games against the Patriots, with their previous win coming in 2018.

The Dolphins’ special teams unit also played a significant role in the win, making key plays to pin the Patriots deep and limit their scoring opportunities. Since 2018, the Dolphins have improved their special teams ranking from 25th to 10th in the NFL.

Running back Jaylen Wright had a standout game, carrying the ball 13 times for 86 rushing yards. His performance helped to solidify the Dolphins’ ground game and contributed to their overall success.

The Dolphins are looking strong and determined to build on this momentum. As they move forward, they will look to continue their success and make a push for the playoffs.