The Dolphins ended the 2021 campaign with a 9–8 record, landing them in third place for the AFC East. It was the definition of an up-and-down season for Miami, which started the season 1–7 before ripping off seven wins in a row to end up just short of a spot in the postseason.
Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is coming off his second year at the helm and will look to show continued improvement, while Jaylen Waddle is hot off of a record-breaking rookie season. Equipped with a new coach in Mike McDaniel, star wide receiver Tyreek Hill and running back Chase Edmonds, the potential is there for the Dolphins to make a playoff run. While it’s a big ask to dethrone the Bills as the division champs, Miami will look to reach its first postseason since 2016.
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